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List of Licensed Petrol Station in Tanzania As of Aug LIST OF LICENSED PETROL STATION IN TANZANIA AS OF AUG. 2014 S/No. Name of the Petrol Station Region District Location Plot No.122, Block 1 Sombetini Service Station Arusha Arusha No. "EE", Ngarenaro Plot No. 452/453, Panone and Company Ltd- Block"Y", 2 Arusha Arusha Engarenarok Filling Station Engarenarok in Arusha Municipality Puma Energy Tanzania - Market Azimio/Nyamwezi 3 Arusha Arusha square service station Street 4 Arusha Five Star Service Station Arusha Arumeru Arusha Municipality plot No. 77 Block 'EE' 5 Mount Meru Petroleum Ltd. m1 Arusha Arusha Ngarenaro Arusha Municipality Kipelepele Anderson Mbuka - 6 Arusha Ngorongoro Loliondo Loliondo Arusha Mount Meru Petroleum Limited - 7 Arusha Arusha Levolosi, Mianzini M3 Mount Meru Petroleum Limited - M- Plot no. 1/S, Sokoine 8 Arusha Arusha 5 Road 9 Mount Meru Petroleum Ltd - Meru 7 Arusha Arusha Themi Hill, Njiro Plot No.368, Block 10 Mount Meru Petroleum Ltd - Meru 6 Arusha Arusha "DD", Sombetini area Sokoine Road/ 11 Mount Meru Petroleum Ltd - Meru 8 Arusha Arusha Shoprite Supermarket 12 Master Card Total Filling Station Arusha Arusha Themi - Sombetini 13 Master Card Total Filling Station Arusha Arusha Oljoro Road Arusha 14 Bamprass Star Service station Arusha Mianziani municipality 15 BP West Meru Service Station Arusha Arumeru Patandi, Tengeru BP Great North Service Station- 16 Arusha Arusha Mianzini Mianzini Njake Enterprises & Oil Transport - 17 Arusha Arusha Mianzini Mianzini Petrol Station HASS Petroleum (T) - Meserani Plot No.2, Block "A", 18 Arusha Monduli Petrol Station Meserani HASS Petroleum (T) - Kikatiti Petrol 19 Arusha Arumeru Kikatiti Station Nahil Petrol Station- Gapoil 20 Arusha Arusha Kwa Ngulelo Tanzania Limited Plot No. 133, Block Panone and Company Limited - 21 Arusha Arusha “DD” Sombetini, Sombetini Filling Station Arusha North-Mark Oil & Transport Mianzini - Nairobi 22 Company Ltd. T/A Engen Mianzini Arusha Arusha Highway Service Station Plot no. 1, Block 'A', 23 Usa River Filling Station Arusha Arumeru Usa River Urba Area 24 Kikatiti Filling Station Arusha Arumeru Kikatiti village Clemence J.Mushi - Karatu Filling 25 Arusha Karatu Karatu Town Station Kijenge Area, Arusha 26 Mount Meru Petroleum Ltd- Meru 9 Arusha Arusha Town Plot nos. 229 - 236, 27 New Oljoro Filling Station Arusha Arusha Block 'D', Sombetini, Arusha Oilcom Arusha Kwangulelo service Plot No. 151 Block 28 Arusha Arumeru station(Highway) 'GG' Oilcom Arusha Sombetini service Plot No. 491, Block 'C' 29 Arusha Arusha station Sombetini Charles Marwa Filling Station, Loliondo, 30 Arusha Ngorongoro Wasso Ngorongoro, Arusha 31 Westland Filling Station Arusha Ngorongoro Loliondo Arusha - Moshi Road, 32 Makumira Filling Station Arusha Arumeru plot no. 797 33 Endasak Filling Station Arusha Hanang Katesh, Singida road 34 Meru Filling Station Arusha Arumeru Maji ya Chai area 35 King'ori Filling Station Arusha Arumeru King'ori Malula Plot no. 286, Block Aula Investment Co. Ltd - 36 Arusha Arumeru 'A', Leganga, Usa Ngarasero Filling Station River, Arumeru Gapco Tanzania Limited - Trans Ngorbob Village, 37 Arusha Arumeru Highway Service Station Kisongo Gapco Tanzania Limited- Monduli 38 Arusha Monduli Monduli Service Station Gapoil Tanzania Ltd - Majengo Star 39 Arusha Arusha Majengo locality Service Station Gapoil (T) Ltd - Maji ya Chai Filling 40 Arusha Arumeru Maji ya Chai area Station 41 NSK (T) Ltd - Karatu Filling Station Arusha Karatu Karatu Township Loden Petroleum Industrial Nairobi road, Sakina 42 Arusha Arusha Supplies Ltd - Sakina Petrol Station area Loden Petroleum Industrial 43 supplies Ltd - Mianzini Petrol Arusha Arusha Mianzini, Arusha Station 44 Mnyenye General Supplies Arusha Karatu Karatu Town Plot No. 1221 Matalu, 45 Mogas- King'ori Service Station Arusha Arumeru King'ori 46 Green Acres Filling Station Arusha Karatu Karatu Township Puma Arusha Central Service Arusha Along Uhuru Road, 47 Station (The former Manjis BP Arusha Municipality plot no.2 block 4 Service Station) Arusha Along Njiro Road, 48 Puma Themi Hill Service Station Arusha Municipality Themi Hill Plot No. 17 Block "S" Area F - along Uhuru 49 Puma Safari Service Station Arusha Arusha Road, opposite CRDB Branch 50 Panone Rift Valley Filling Station Arusha Monduli Mto wa Mbu Sango Petrol Station Ltd, Njiro 51 Arusha Arusha Njiro area Branch KitiengoStreet, Plot 52 Saiteru Petroleum Co. Ltd Arusha Arumeru No.32 Block BB Ngulelo Plot.231, Block-FF, 53 OilCom-Arusha Service Station. Arusha Arusha Nairobi, Highway, Sakina-Arusha Plot no. 359, Block 'E', 54 Bamprass Petroleum Limited - Njiro Arusha Arusha Njiro Mateves,Plot No.145. Nahil Petrol Station-Mateves 55 Arusha Arusha Block Farm 181/3/2. Branch Arusha. Njake Enterprises and Oil 56 Arusha Monduli Mto wa Mbu Transport Ltd., Mto wa Mbu Plot No.190, Block Hass Petroleum(T) Ltd - Karatu 57 Arusha Karatu "G", Karatu Urban Filling Station Area Mohamed Abdallah Laiser - Space 58 Oil Ngaramtoni ya Chini Petrol Arusha Arumeru Ngaramtoni ya chini Station; Lake Oil Ltd - Karatu Service 59 Arusha Karatu Manyara Station Farm no. 1225 Maji Mariki Enterprises Limited - Maji 60 Arusha Arumeru ya Chai Village, ya Chai, Arumeru Arumeru Ngorongoro Protection Fund Petrol 61 Arusha Ngorongoro Conservation area Station 62 kastuli filling Station - Makuyuni Arusha Monduli makuyuni Gwandu Junior Filling Station - Arusha - Ngorongoro 63 Arusha Karatu Karatu Highway, Rhotia Kifaru Oil Investment - Kimandolu Arusha Plot no. 246, Block 64 Arusha Petrol Station Municipality 'CG', Kimandolu Gidagweydash Petroleum- 65 Manyara Mbulu Haydom Ngwanda, Singida Rd. Galangal Petrol Station-Galangal Galangal Village, 66 Manyara Kateshi Village, Katesh. Hanang Great North Service Station Ltd - Plot No. 178, Block 67 Filling Station and Conviniences Arusha Arusha "DD", Mianzini, Centre Moshi/Arusha Road Plot no. 2261, Moivo 68 Sango Petrol Station Arusha Arusha Arumeru 69 Olasiti Filling Station Arusha Arumeru Olasiti area Madar Enterprises Limited - Camel Farm no. 1512 70 Arusha Arumeru Oil Petrol Station - Ngaramtoni Oloirien, Arumeru Plot No. 9, Weruweru Panone and Company Limited - 71 Arusha Hai Industrial Complex, Weruweru Filling Station Weruweru 72 Panone Shangarai Filling Station Arusha arumeru moivaro Lake Holding Limited - Njiro Plot No.355, Block 73 Arusha Arusha Service Station "C", Njiro area 74 Northern Circuit Filling Station Arusha Arumeru Kisongo Township Oryx Oil Co. Ltd - Clock Tower 75 Arusha Arusha Town Boma Road Service Station Hass Petroleum (T) Ltd - Mbauda 76 Arusha Arusha Town Ngarenaro Petrol Station Hass Petroleum (T) Ltd, Njake Kwa Iddi, Kiranyi 77 Arusha Arumeru Petrol Station - Kwa Iddi Village Njake Enterprises and Oil Sekei, Goliondoi 78 Transport, Njake Petrol Station - Arusha Arusha Town Road (Sukiwa) Sukiwa Sango Petrol Station Ltd - New Mianzini, Plot No. 62, 79 Arusha Arusha Town Mianzini Highway Filling Station Block DD Losirwa, Kigongoni, 80 Mto wa Mbu Service Station Arusha Monduli Mto wa Mbu National Oil Tanzania Ltd - Tengeru Arusha - Moshi Road, 81 Arusha Arumeru Service Station Tengeru Arusha - Nairobi National Oil Tanzania Ltd - 82 Arusha Arusha Town Road,Plot No. 32A, Ngarenaro Service Station Block EE, Ngarenaro Tpdc Comercial Petroleum Plot No. 443 Block L, 83 Arusha Monduli Company (Copec) - Makuyuni Makuyuni Lake Oil - Maji ya Chai Service Maji ya Chai, Kitefu 84 Arusha Arumeru Station - Kitefu Village 85 Master card Filling Station Arusha Arusha Themi area Sekei - Moshi Rd NSK Tanzania Limited - Total 86 Arusha Arusha /Nairobi Highway Jacaranda Service Station junction Gapco Tanzania Ltd - Mount Meru Uhuru/Chaga Rd 87 Arusha Arusha Service Station Arusha Municipal 88 Salmeen Petrol Station, Mdaula Coast Kibaha Mdaula Gapoil Tanzania Limited - Plot No. 4, Miomboni 89 Coast Kibaha Miomboni Service Station Ltd - Misugusugu 90 Kobil Mkuza Petrol Station Coast Kibaha Mkuza Kibaha- Coast Panone and Company Limited- Mkuranga Urban 91 Coast Mkuranga Mkuranga Filling Station Area Panone and Company Limited - Miembesaba Area, 92 Coast Kibaha Miembe Saba Filling Station Kibaha ULOGA (T) LTD T/A Oil Link (T) 93 Coast Kibaha Mlandizi Limited - Mlandizi Petrol Station 94 Kongowe Petrol Station Coast Kibaha Kongowe Sadik H. Ndossy T/A Delta 95 Petroleum (T) Ltd - Madafu Petrol Coast Kibaha Madafu Visiga Station Kobil Tanzania Limited - Bagamoyo 96 Coast Bagamoyo Zinga area Service Station Farm No. 1362, 97 Jam Oil Petroleum (T) ltd - Visiga Coast Kibaha Visiga, Kibaha 98 Vigwaza Petrol Station Coast Bagamoyo Vigwaza 99 Kobil Chalinze Petrol Station Coast Bagamoyo Chalinze area picha ya ndege, 100 Oryx Pwani service station Coast kibaha Kibaha 101 FDN- Mlandizi Petrol Station Coast Kibaha Mlandizi 102 BO Five Ways Petrol Station Coast Bagamoyo Uhuru Street 103 Camel Oil (T) Limited Coast Mkuranga Vikindu area Gaki Traders Ltd- Fast Filling 104 Coast Kibaha Mlandizi Kibaha Station Plot nos. 19 and 20, Block 'N', Service 105 Marian Filling Station - Bagamoyo Coast Bagamoyo Industrial Bagamoyo Urban Area Plot no. 313, Block Gapco Tanzania Limited - Chalinze 106 Coast Chalinze 'A', Chalinze Urban Service Station Area Hassan Jambek - New Coast Filling Plot no. 32, Mkuza 107 Coast Kibaha Station area Camel Oil (T) Ltd-Kibaha Kibaha-Misugusugu 108 Coast kibaha Misugusugu morogoro Road Plot No.1, Block"C", Tawaqal and Company Ltd - 109 Coast Kibaha Kongowe, Kibaha in Kongowe service Station Coast Region Plot No. 357, 358, National Oil Tanzania Limited - 110 Coast Mkuranga 359,and 360, Kilwa Mkuranga Service Station Road Plot No. 23 & 24, 111 A.S. Company Ltd., Bagamoyo
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