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E85 Stations in Indiana E85 Stations in Indiana Retailer Location City ZIP Bellmart - BP 1302 Lincoln Way La Porte IN 46350 Bellmart - BP 14981 IN-23 Fir Rd Granger IN 46530 Bellmart - BP 395 S Huntington St Wabash IN 46992 Ceres Solutions LLP 1466 N McKinley Ave Rensselaer IN 47978 Citgo 15509 Lima Road Huntertown IN Citgo 3801 S Western Ave Marion IN Citgo - Bittersweet Bell-Mart 12495 McKinley Hwy Mishawaka IN 46545 Citgo - Brown Hen One StoP 2501 N College Ave Indianapolis IN 46205 Citgo - Corner Station 2246 W 2nd St Marion IN 46952 Citgo Smartshop 323 Sagamore Pkwy Lafayette IN 47904 Clark 2308 W 2md Street Marion IN 46952 CountryMark 2112 Indianapolis Rd Crawfordsville IN 47933 CountryMark 1010 E Waterford St Wakarusa IN 46573 CountryMark - North Central Co-oP1764 W Logansport Rd Peru IN 46970 CountryMark Bluffton 705 W Market St Bluffton IN 46714 Flex CountryMark Fountaintown 11650 N State Rd 9 Fountaintown IN 46130 County Line Travel Plaza 5126 W County Line Rd Columbia City IN 46725 Crystal Flash 545 South Rangeline Road Carmel IN 46032 Culver ExPress 203 N Main St Culver IN 46511 Elmos Higher Grounds - Lassus Handy8830 Dandy Coldwater Rd Fort Wayne IN 46825 Energy 24 766 W Main St Greensburg IN 47240 Energy Plus 24 817 W South St Lebanon IN 46052 Energy Plus 24 - Hamilton County Co-oP16222 Allisonville Rd Noblesville IN 46060 Energy Plus 24 - North Central Co-oP1820 Touby Pike Kokomo IN 46901 Energy Plus 24-North Central 1401 E. Jefferson Blvd. Mishawaka IN 46545 Excel Co-oP 1104 N 6th St Monticello IN 46960 Family Express-Crown Point S 998 S. Court Street Crown Point IN 46307 Family Express 4717 W 61st Ave Hobart IN 46342 Family Express 22 E 400 South Kingsbury IN Family Express 22 E 400 S La Porte IN 46350 Family Express South Haven E 298 W US 6 Portage IN 46368 Family Express - AmeriPlex 6250 AmeriPlex Dr Portage IN 46368 Family Express - Chesterton 1681 Pioneer Tr Chesterton IN 46304 1 E85 Stations in Indiana Family Express - Hobart County Line9521 Rd E Ridge Rd Hobart IN 46342 Family Express - Kersey 5449 W State Route 10 Wheatfield IN 46392 Family Express - Kouts 104 S Main St Kouts IN 46347 Family Express - La Porte Fail Road1004 E State Rd 2 La Porte IN 46350 Family Express - La Porte Pine Lake1209 Pine Lake Ave La Porte IN 46350 Family Express - Lafayette State Road3015 25 State Rd 25 N Lafayette IN 47905 Family Express - Lafayette State Road3983 38 State Rd 38 E Lafayette IN 47905 Family Express - Lebanon 2430 N Lebanon St Lebanon IN 46052 Family Express - Michigan City Coolspring3201 S Franklin St Michigan City IN 46360 Family Express - Michigan City Interstate5822 S Franklin St Michigan City IN 46360 Family Express - Monon 429 N Market St Monon IN 47959 Family Express - Monticello 112 N 6th St Monticello IN 47960 Family Express - North Judson 402 E Talmer St North Judson IN 46366 Family Express - Plymouth 1628 W Jefferson St Plymouth IN 46563 Family Express - Remington Interstate4179 W US Highway 24 Remington IN 47977 Family Express - Rensselaer Interstate8805 W State Rd 114 Rensselaer IN 47978 Family Express - Roselawn 11880 W State Route 10 Roselawn IN 46310 Family Express - ValPo West 752 W Lincolnway ValParaiso IN 46385 Joe's Junction #8 214 N State Rd 135 Trafalgar IN 46181 Family Express - ValPo Burlington Beach1901 Burlington Beach Rd ValParaiso IN 46383 Family Express - ValPo 130 252 W State Rd 130 ValParaiso IN 46383 Family Express - ValPo Market Place204 Silhavy Rd ValParaiso IN 46383 Family Express - Westville 11011 W US Highway 6 Westville IN 46391 Family Express - Winfield 8010 E 109th Ave Crown Point IN 46307 Family Express #54 1351 S Michigan St Plymouth IN 46563 Fast Eddie's 8362 W State Route 56 West Baden IN 47469 Flex Fill N Chill 509 S Line St Columbia City IN 46725 Go Lo 4502 Indianapolis Blvd East Chicago IN 46312 Frette Energy (SS 1 StoP) 2684 IN-57 S Washington IN 47501 Good Oil Co - BP 7701 State Route 28 Frankfort IN 46041 Heyde Oil 431 Huntington Ave Warren IN 46792 Hazens Marathon/Capital Express14010 Cleveland Rd Granger IN 46530 Iroquois Bio-Energy 751 W. State Route 114 Rensselaer IN 47978 Flex ImPact Co-oP (Co-Alliance) 2330 S Third St Terre Haute IN Flex 2 E85 Stations in Indiana Jacobi's Foodmart & Gas 6566 Highway 150 Floyds Knobs IN 47119 JM Reynolds Oil Co 395 S Huntington St Wabash IN 46992 Co-Alliance 1005 Berryman Pike Tipton IN 46072 Auburn Marathon 190 Smaltz Way Auburn IN 46706 Joe's Junction #9 - PhilliPs 66 2210 Kentucky Ave Indianapolis IN 46221 Laporte Bellmart 550 2nd St E Bremen IN Lassus Bros Oil Inc 7405 Maplecrest Rd Fort Wayne IN 46835 Lassus Bros Oil Inc 10225 Illinois Rd Fort Wayne IN 46814 Lassus Handy Dandy #41 10040 Lima Rd Fort Wayne IN 46818 Lassus Handy Dandy #34 9029 N US 24 E Roanoke IN 46783 Lassus Handy Dandy #47 3610 DuPont Rd Fort Wayne IN 46825 Marathon-Green Gables 102 N Kenton St Reynolds IN 47980 Martin's SuPer Markets 1527 Bashor Rd Goshen IN 46528 Martin's SuPer Markets 7355 Heritage Square Drive Granger IN 46530 Martin's SuPer Markets 242 N Oakland Ave NapPanee IN 46550 McClure Oil #2 1509 S Western Ave Marion IN 46953 McClure Oil #3 130 S Branson St Marion IN 46952 McClure Oil #32 810 W Main St Peru IN 46970 McClure Oil #33 285 E Main St Peru IN 46970 McClure Oil #4 2915 S Adams St Marion IN 46953 McClure Oil #41 5301 Rockville Rd Indianapolis IN 46224 McClure Oil #42 4976 Indiana 32 Anderson IN 46017 McClure Oil #43 4945 W 71st St Indianapolis IN 46268 McClure Oil #44 3700 N Broadway Muncie IN 47303 McClure Oil #46 1148 S Bloomington St Greencastle IN 46135 McClure Oil #50 2304 E Edison Rd South Bend IN 46615 McClure Oil #52 530 Friend Way Lebanon IN 46052 McClure Oil #54 5913 US 31 S South Bend IN 46614 McClure Oil #57 7339 W State Rd 28 Elwood IN 46036 McClure Oil #59 6422 E 500 S Gas City IN 46933 McClure Oil #65 21575 US 31 Cicero IN 46034 McClure Oil #66 1348 S 13th St Decatur IN 46733 McClure Oil #74 1900 Smith Ave Crawfordsville IN 47933 McClure Oil #9 2970 W State Rd 18 Kokomo IN 46901 3 E85 Stations in Indiana Meijer Gas #256 190 Dan Jones Road Plainfield IN 46168 Meijer Gas 5449 W State Route 10 Wheatfield IN 46392 Meijer Gas #124 6327 Lima Rd Fort Wayne IN 46818 Meijer Gas #125 5903 Illinois Rd Fort Wayne IN 46804 Meijer Gas #127 23062 US 33 Goshen IN 46526 Meijer Gas #128 3602 S Bremen Hwy Mishawaka IN 46544 Meijer Gas #129 5347 Pike Plaza Indianapolis IN 46254 Meijer Gas #130 1426 W Carmel Dr Carmel IN 46032 Meijer Gas #131 11349 E Washington St Indianapolis IN 46229 Meijer Gas #132 72 N State Route 135 Greenwood IN 46142 Meijer Gas #133 10935 US 36 Avon IN 46123 Meijer Gas #134 5303 E Southport Rd Indianapolis IN 46237 Meijer Gas #136 6630 Scatterfield Rd Anderson IN 46013 Meijer Gas #137 4901 State Route 26 E Lafayette IN 47905 Meijer Gas #141 2297 E Markland Ave Kokomo IN 46901 Meijer Gas #153 3820 S Western Ave Marion IN 46953 Meijer Gas #154 8225 E 96th St Indianapolis IN 46256 Meijer Gas #155 2505 Chester Blvd Richmond IN 47374 Meijer Gas #165 505 US Route 30 Merrillville IN 46410 Meijer Gas #167 2752 Alison Ln Jeffersonville IN 47130 Meijer Gas #186 2740 US 52 West Lafayette IN 47906 Meijer Gas #170 10240 Indianapolis Dr Highland IN 46322 Meijer Gas #204 10501 Heartland Blvd Camby IN 46113 Meijer Gas #230 17000 Mercantile Rd Noblesville IN 46060 Meijer Gas #266 6060 US Highway 6 Portage IN 46368 Meijer Gas #267 333 W 250 N Warsaw IN 46580 MotoMart 6328 E Lloyd Expy Evansville IN 47715 Murphy Oil 3701 S Portage Rd South Bend IN North Central Co-oP 2929 Peddlers Village Rd Goshen IN 46526 North Central Co-oP 1101 N 3rd St Logansport IN 46947 North Pointe Marathon 1828 DuPont Rd Fort Wayne IN 46818 Pacific Pride 2665 S State Rd 46 Terre Haute IN 47803 Flex Payless 2513 Maple Point Dr Lafayette IN 47905 PhilliPs 66 3202 E State St Fort Wayne IN 46805 4 E85 Stations in Indiana PhilliPs 66 5106 Michigan Road Indianapolis PhilliPs 66 1194 N Washington Marion IN 46952 R&R RV Repair 103 W Lincoln St Portland IN 47371 Flex Speedway #5522 502 Gateway Blvd Chesterton IN 46304 Speedway #5007 8955 S US-31 Greenwood IN Speedway #6884 6201 Keystone Indianapolis IN 46228 Speedway #5162 2401 Markland Avenue Kokomo IN 46901 Speedway #6661 5905 N US 35 Laporte IN 46350 Speedway #7155 7167 S State Route 67 Pendleton IN 46064 Speedway #1018 5259 W 10th St Indianapolis IN 46224 Speedway #1020 10950 Broadway Crown Point IN 46307 Speedway #3310 3875 State Rd 38 E Lafayette IN 47905 Speedway #3338 3066 E Main St Plainfield IN 46168 Speedway #3766 7940 Brookville Rd Indianapolis IN 46239 Speedway #5007 8955 S US-31 Indianapolis IN 46227 Speedway #5196 6587 S US-41 Terre Haute IN 47802 Speedway #5173 511 N 1st St Terre Haute IN 47807 Speedway #5351 6302 Rockville Rd Indianapolis IN 46214 Speedway #5514 6050 Cambridge Way Plainfield IN 46168 Speedway #6105 9251 Crawfordsville Rd Clermont IN 46234 Speedway #6125 10908 E US-36 Avon IN 46123 Speedway #6139 2125 S SR 13 Pierceton IN 46562 Speedway #6662 18541 US-20 Bristol IN 46507 Speedway #7102 5960 S East St Indianapolis IN 46227 Speedway #7526 1691 E Commercial Lowell IN 46356 Speedway #7776 1340 W 86th St Indianapolis IN 46260 Speedway #8030 1075 N State Route 267 Avon IN 46234 Speedway #8033 1589 N State Rd 1 Cambridge City IN 47327 Speedway #8041 7235 E 116th St Fishers IN 46038 Speedway #8042 335 Broadway St Fortville IN 46040 Speedway #8044 1157 E Indianapolis Rd Greencastle IN 46135 Speedway #8047 110 OPPortunity Pkwy Greenfield IN 46140 Speedway #5181 8202 Allisonville Road Indianapolis IN 46250 Speedway #8052 8101 E 21st St Indianapolis IN 46219 5 E85 Stations in Indiana Speedway #8056 5179 Lafayette Rd Indianapolis IN 46254 Speedway #8080 3075 W Maumee Angola IN 46703 Speedway #8101 610 W Main St Plainfield IN 46168 Speedway #6882 704 E.
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