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LIST OF PARTICIPATING SHELL STATIONS SHELL NANGALISAN LAOAG CITY SHELL SEVILLA SFO LA UNION SHELL CARLATAN SN FERNNDO LU SHELL MAGSINGAL ILOCOS SUR SHELL CANDON ILOCOS SUR SHELL STO DOMINGO ILOCOS SUR SHELL VALDEZ BATAC ILOCOS N SHELL SAN FERNANDO LA UNION SHELL TAGUDIN ILOCOS SUR SHELL BANGUED ABRA 2 SHELL STA MARIA ILOCOS SUR SHELL NARVACAN ILOCOS NORTE SHELL SEVILLA SN FERNANDO LU SHELL SAN ILDEFONSO ILCS SUR SHELL BRGY 50 BUTTONG LAOAG SHELL BAUANG LA UNION SHELL BANGAR LA UNION SHELL MCARTHUR AGOO LA UNION SHELL DIV RD LAOAG ILOCOS N SHELL TABUG BATAC ILOCOS N SHELL BACNOTAN LA UNION SHELL BALAOAN LA UNION SHELL BANTAY ILOCOS SHELL SAN NICOLAS ILOCOS NORTE SHELL BATAC PAOAY RD ILO NRT SHELL CAUNAYAN ILOCOS NORTE SHELL LANAO BANGUI ILCS NRTE SHELL CABUGAO ILOCOS SUR 2 SHELL NAGUILIAN1 BAGUIO CITY SHELL ABANAO RD BAGUIO CITY SHELL TANEDO MCARTHUR TARLAC SHELL MCARTHUR VILLASIS PANG SHELL CARMEN ROSALES PANG SHELL FERNANDEZ DAGUPAN PANG SHELL TAPUAC DAGUPAN PANG Page 1 of 6 SULONG NORTH LUZON PROMO PARTICIPATING SHELL STATIONS As of July 12, 2021 SHELL MCARTHUR SBND URDANETA SHELL SAN RAFAEL TARLAC SHELL CAMP ONE ROSARIO LU SHELL SAN MIGUEL CALASIAO SHELL KM4 MARCOS HWAY BAGUIO SHELL ALEXANDER LACHICA PANG SHELL VILLA SOLIMAN TARLAC SHELL MALIWALO TARLAC TARLAC SHELL KM4 BALILI LA TRINIDAD SHELL SN JOSE CONCEPCION TAR SHELL ROSALES PANGASINAN SHELL LEG SAN MANUEL TARLAC SHELL BAYAMBAN PANGASINAN SHELL POZORRUBIO PNGSN SHELL LUCAO DISTRICT DAGUPAN SHELL VLI MCARTHUR TARLAC SHELL TONTON LINGAYEN SHELL TAMBAC MALASIQUI SHELL CAPAS TARLAC SHELL SAN FABIAN PANGASINAN SHELL MONCADA TARLAC SHELL CAMILING TARLAC CITY SHELL BAMBANG NUEVA VIZCAYA SHELL SANTIAGO ISABELA SHELL SAN FERMIN CAUAYAN SHELL BONIFACIO RIZAL TUGUE SHELL NHWAY SOLANO NUEVA SHELL BUNTUN HIWAY DIV TUGUE SHELL LAL LO CAGAYAN 1 SHELL NAGUILIAN ISABELA SHELL CABATUAN ISABELA SHELL TUMAUINI ISABELA SHELL LAL LO CAGAYAN 2 SHELL CAGGAY TUGUEGARAO CITY SHELL CABARUAN CAUAYN ISBELA SHELL MALAPAT CORDON ISABELA SHELL UPI GAMU ISABELA SHELL ROXAS ISABELA SHELL CALAO ISABELA Page 2 of 6 SULONG NORTH LUZON PROMO PARTICIPATING SHELL STATIONS As of July 12, 2021 SHELL APARRI CAGAYAN SHELL AIRPORT TUGUEGARAO SHELL BAGAY ROAD TUGUEGARAO SHELL MAGSAYSAY TABUK CITY SHELL BAYOMBONG NUEVA VIZCAYA SHELL ALMAGUER BAMBANG SHELL LIBAG TUGUEGARAO CITY SHELL MAGAPIT LALLO CAGAYAN SHELL CARIG SUR TUGUEGARAO SHELL SOLANA CAGAYAN SHELL SAN MATEO ISABELA SHELL SN JOSE BAGGAO CAGAYAN SHELL CENTRO GATARAN CAGAYAN SHELL LASAM CAGAYAN SHELL IPIL ECHAGUE ISABELA SHELL POB WEST LAMUT IFUGAO CAR SHELL SAN IDELFONSO BULACAN SHELL DRT HWAY S CRISTO PUL SHELL DRT BALIUAG BULACAN SHELL MHARLIKA DEL PILAR CAB SHELL MALASIN SAN JOSE N E SHELL MAHRLIKA CABANATUAN NE SHELL DRT TANGOS BALIWAG BUL SHELL OG RD GAPAN NUEVA ECJA SHELL MAHARLIKA TALAVERA N E SHELL GAPAN NUEVA ECIJA SHELL RIZAL NUEVA ECIJA SHELL SAN JUAN SAN ILDEFONSO SHELL CASTELLANO SN LEONARDO SHELL MAASIM SN RAFAEL BULCN SHELL SN JOSE BLIWAG BULACAN SHELL NAT RD DAMPOL PUL BUL SHELL SABANG BALIUAG SHELL DRT CARPA BALIUAG BUL SHELL BALOC STO DOMINGO SHELL SUMACAB CABANATUAN SHELL VALDEFUENTE CABANATUAN SHELL EMILIO VERGARA CABANATUAN SHELL TECSON SMIGUEL BULACAN Page 3 of 6 SULONG NORTH LUZON PROMO PARTICIPATING SHELL STATIONS As of July 12, 2021 SHELL STA ROSA NUEVA ECIJA SHELL PALTAO PULILAN SHELL OLD STA RITA SN MIGUEL SHELL STA ROSA NUEVA ECIJA 3 SHELL ZARAGOZA NUEVA ECIJA 2 SHELL BALANGA BATAAN SHELL EAST BAJAC OLONGAPO SHELL DOLORES SFO PAMPANGA SHELL HENZON ANGELES PMPANGA SHELL MCARTHUR DAU MABALACAT SHELL OG1 SAN FERNANDO PAMP SHELL MCARTHUR PULUNG BULU SHELL N EXPRESSWAY DAU PAMP SHELL TELEBASTAGAN SFO CITY SHELL SAN AGUSTIN SFO PMPNGA SHELL NLT2 SBND MEXICO PAMP SHELL LAYAC DINALUPIHAN BAT SHELL CANGATBA PORAC PMPANGA SHELL OG RD ARAYAT PAMPANGA SHELL MORONG BATAAN SHELL SUBIC ZAMBALES SHELL OG2 SAN FERNANDO CITY SHELL CLRKFILD FP ZNE PMPNGA SHELL MEXICO PAMPANGA SHELL MAGALANG PAMPANGA SHELL SN ROQUE GUAGUA PMPNGA SHELL DEL PILAR SN FERNANDO SHELL PARALAYA PORAC SHELL DELA PAZ NRTE PAMPANGA SHELL MARIVELES BATAAN SHELL MCARTHUR MABALACAT PAM SHELL BACOLOR PAMPANGA SHELL SAN VICENTE APALIT SHELL CABALANTIAN BACOLOR SHELL STO TOMAS PAMPANGA SHELL OLONGAPO GAPAN ROAD SHELL MABIGA MABALACAT PAMP SHELL MCARTHUR J GONZALES SHELL LAZATIN SAN FERNANDO Page 4 of 6 SULONG NORTH LUZON PROMO PARTICIPATING SHELL STATIONS As of July 12, 2021 SHELL OG ROAD LUBAO PAMPANGA SHELL FLORIDABLANCA PAMPANGA SHELL SINDALAN SFO PAMPANGA SHELL CAPITOL BLVD PAMPANGA SHELL ABUCAY BATAAN SHELL FORTUNA FLORIDABLANCA SHELL FAB MARIVELES SHELL JASA MEXICO PAMPANGA SHELL PILAR BATAAN SHELL STA CRUZ GUIGUINTO BUL SHELL BINAN II MCARTHUR HWAY SHELL MARILAO BULACAN SHELL FERNANDO ANGAT BULACAN SHELL NORZAGARAY BULACAN SHELL MARUNGKO ANGAT BULACAN SHELL NLT1 NORTHBOUND BUL SHELL SAN JUAN BALAGTAS BUL SHELL CAGAYAN RD 1 PLARIDEL SHELL TABANG TOLL GUIGUINTO SHELL GOV HALILI TURO BOCAUE SHELL MCARTHUR HWAY MALOLOS SHELL CAGAYAN RD 2 PLARIDEL SHELL BYPASS STA MARIA BUL SHELL PAOMBONG BULACAN SHELL NLT3 GUIGUINTO BULACAN SHELL MUZON DEL MONTE BULACN SHELL POBLACION BUSTOS BULCN SHELL AGNAYA PLARIDEL BUL SHELL PLARIDEL BYPASS ROAD SHELL MINUYAN SJDM SHELL PARADA STA MARIA BUL SHELL WAKAS CAINGIN BOCAUE SHELL SAPANG PALAY SJDM SHELL GUYONG STA MARIA BUL SHELL PANDI BULACAN SHELL BRGY DAKILA MALOLOS SHELL PLARIDEL BYPASS BUSTOS BULACAN SHELL GAYA G SJDM BULACAN SHELL PRENZA II MARILAO BULACAN Page 5 of 6 SULONG NORTH LUZON PROMO PARTICIPATING SHELL STATIONS As of July 12, 2021 SHELL MCARTHUR MARILAO BULACAN SHELL GUIGUINTO BULACAN SHELL BANGA MCARTHUR HWAY SHELL MCARTHUR DALNDANAN VAL SHELL IBA MEYCAUAYAN BULACAN Page 6 of 6 .
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