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Gas Stations in New Jersey / All Counties As of 11 Gas Stations in New Jersey / All Counties as of 11/2/12 Name Address City State Zip SUNOCO MILEPOST 41 - GARDEN STATE PARKWAY Absecon NJ 08201 ATLANTIC FUELS 345 WHITE HORSE PIKE Absecon NJ 08201 ATLANTIC FUELS 734 WHITE HORSE PIKE Absecon NJ 08201 SUNOCO 2 E ABSECON BLVD Absecon NJ 08201 WAWA #968 719 S 5TH AVE Absecon NJ 08205 HORNERS SPIRIT 14 S NEW YORK RD Absecon NJ 08205 SUNOCO 17 E JIMMIE LEEDS RD Absecon NJ 08205 ALLENTOWN GASKO 1650 OLD YORK RD Allentown NJ 08501 SHELL 170 STATE ROUTE 173 Asbury NJ 08802 WAWA #996 2000 SHAFTO RD Asbury Park NJ 07712 JERSEY GAS 2101 SUNSET AVE Asbury Park NJ 07712 FIL N GO 399 WHITE HORSE PIKE Atco NJ 08004 ATCO GETTY 305 JACKSON RD Atco NJ 08004 ATCO SERVICE STATION 400 WHITE HORSE PIKE Atco NJ 08004 SUNOCO 21 S WHITE HORSE PIKE Audubon NJ 08106 PINE TOP SERVICE 1116 SAINT GEORGES AVE Avenel NJ 07001 PIT STOP 869 US HIGHWAY 1 Avenel NJ 07001 WAWA #8309 945 W BAY AVE Barnegat NJ 08005 JOHNS AUTO SERVICE 700 CLEMENTS BRIDGE RD Barrington NJ 08007 BAYONNE EXXON #0350 224 AVENUE E Bayonne NJ 07002 QUICK CHEK FOOD STORE #1220-38 E MAIN ST Bayonne NJ 07002 DELTA 248 AVENUE C Bayonne NJ 07002 CITGO 17 AVENUE E Bayonne NJ 07002 DELTA 218 BROADWAY Bayonne NJ 07002 QUICK CHEK FOOD STORE #13768 ROUTE 9 Bayville NJ 08721 HESS 30307 125 ROUTE 9 Bayville NJ 08721 SUNOCO 560 HIGHWAY 36 Belford NJ 07718 CITGO 520 JORALEMON ST Belleville NJ 07109 GAS AND DIESEL 103 WASHINGTON AVE Belleville NJ 07109 DS FUEL 605 WASHINGTON AVE Belleville NJ 07109 LUKOIL 389 FRANKLIN AVE Belleville NJ 07109 JIMS SERVICE CENTER 132 N BLACK HORSE PIKE Bellmawr NJ 08031 SUNOCO N SOUTH FREEWAY & LEAF AVE EXIT 14 Bellmawr NJ 08031 FAS MART #2478 65 N BLACK HORSE PIKE Bellmawr NJ 08031 SHELL 121 S BLACK HORSE PIKE Bellmawr NJ 08031 MONMOUTH SERVICE AREA MILEPOST 100 - GARDEN STATE PARKWAYBelmar NJ 07719 WALL EXXON 1734 18TH AVE Belmar NJ 07719 WAWA #929 1310 WYCOFF ROAD Belmar NJ 07719 SPARTAN 338 WATER ST Belvidere NJ 07823 SHORT STOP GARAGE 440 US HIGHWAY 46 Belvidere NJ 07823 MIROS GULF 69 NEW BRIDGE RD Bergenfield NJ 07621 BERKELEY HEIGHTS GUL 96 SNYDER AVE Berkeley Heights NJ 07922 ANGAD FUEL 713 PLAINFIELD AVE Berkeley Heights NJ 07922 ALBION CITGO 144 CROSS KEYS RD Berlin NJ 08009 US GAS 119 S ROUTE 73 Berlin NJ 08009 Gas Stations in New Jersey / All Counties as of 11/2/12 Name Address City State Zip WAWA #8310 201 W WHITE HORSE PIKE Berlin NJ 08009 WAWA #956 409 HWY 73 N Berlin NJ 08009 BERLIN 170 N ROUTE 73 Berlin NJ 08009 PINE HILL GULF 270 CROSS KEYS RD Berlin NJ 08009 BERLIN COASTAL 33 S WHITE HORSE PIKE Berlin NJ 08009 WAWA 201 S WHITE HORSE PIKE Berlin NJ 08009 LOVES VALERO 134 MORRISTOWN RD Bernardsville NJ 07924 D AND B EXXON 135 MORRISTOWN RD Bernardsville NJ 07924 WAWA #959 4167 ROUTE 130 Beverly NJ 08010 BRENNAN 16 1139 COOPER ST Beverly NJ 08010 S PAUL CITGO 302 S BLACK HORSE PIKE Blackwood NJ 08012 US GAS 5321 ROUTE 42 Blackwood NJ 08012 TURNERSVILLE GULF 5681 ROUTE 42 Blackwood NJ 08012 WAWA #967 1301 LITTLE GLOUCESTER RD Blackwood NJ 08012 BLACKWOOD BP 1680 BLACKWOOD CLEMENTON RD Blackwood NJ 08012 WASHINGTON TWP RIGGINS 246 FRIES MILL RD Blackwood NJ 08012 SUNOCO 5880 ROUTE 42 Blackwood NJ 08012 WAWA #998 800 S BLACK HORSE PIKE Blackwood NJ 08012 PIONEER GAS 5150 BLACK HORSE PIKE Blackwood NJ 08012 SHELL ETD 6001 BLACK HORSE PIKE Blackwood NJ 08012 TURNERSVILLE CITGO 5201 ROUTE 42 Blackwood NJ 08012 WAWA #975 4231 ROUTE 42 Blackwood NJ 08012 BELLEVILLE AVE EXXON 75 BELLEVILLE AVE Bloomfield NJ 07003 LUKOIL MILE POST 152 Bloomfield NJ 07003 SUNOCO MILEPOST 153 - GARDEN STATE PARKWAYBloomfield NJ 07003 LUKOIL 1414 BROAD ST Bloomfield NJ 07003 TA BLOOMSBURY TRAVEL CEN975 STATE ROUTE 173 Bloomsbury NJ 08804 PILOT TRAVEL CENTERS #280 979 ROUTE 173 Bloomsbury NJ 08804 HI TECH AUTO CLINIC 330 PALISADE AVE Bogota NJ 07603 HESS 30334 556 MYRTLE AVE Boonton NJ 07005 HILLTOP CITGO 251 ROUTE 130 Bordentown NJ 08505 FARNSWORTH VALERO 247 ROUTE 130 Bordentown NJ 08505 BORDENTOWN VALERO 2000 ROUTE 206 Bordentown NJ 08505 SUNOCO 156 ROUTE 130 Bordentown NJ 08505 BORDENTOWN APCO 1080 ROUTE 206 Bordentown NJ 08505 RACEWAY PETROLEUM 231 US HIGHWAY 130 Bordentown NJ 08505 ROCKY HILL SHELL 1251 US HIGHWAY 206 Bordentown NJ 08505 LOVES TRAVEL STOPS #404 2008 US HIGHWAY 206 Bordentown NJ 08505 SHELL 252 ROUTE 130 Bordentown NJ 08505 BORDENTOWN M2 258-260 RT 130 N Bordentown NJ 08505 HESS 30320 1620 ROUTE 22 WESTBOUND Bound Brook NJ 08805 FOOTHILL SERVICE 300 TALMADGE AVE Bound Brook NJ 08805 HESS 30295 1009 MAIN ST Bradley Beach NJ 07720 HESS 30279 1672 ROUTE 88 Brick NJ 08724 LUKOIL 310 BRICK BLVD Brick NJ 08723 Gas Stations in New Jersey / All Counties as of 11/2/12 Name Address City State Zip COSTCO 465 ROUTE 70 Brick NJ 08723 WAWA #997 116 BRICK BLVD Brick NJ 08723 SHELL CR-549 & BURNT TAVERN RD Brick NJ 08724 FRANKLIN RIGGINS 69 W BROAD ST Bridgeton NJ 08302 SUNOCO 748 E COMMERCE ST Bridgeton NJ 08302 MAJOR PETROLEUM INDUSTR860 N PEARL ST Bridgeton NJ 08302 HOPEWELL GAS 619 SHILOH PIKE Bridgeton NJ 08302 CARLS CORNER GAS 8 LANDIS AVE Bridgeton NJ 08302 ROUTE 49 GAS N GO 8 N BURLINGTON RD Bridgeton NJ 08302 BRIDGETON GAS 143 LANDIS AVE Bridgeton NJ 08302 SUNOCO 176 N PEARL ST Bridgeton NJ 08302 BRIDGETON 615 PEARL ST N Bridgeton NJ 08302 WAWA #966 1090 HIGHWAY 77 Bridgeton NJ 08302 MIKES AUTO SERVICE 643 E MAIN ST Bridgewater NJ 08807 HESS 30273 24 FINDERNE AVE Bridgewater NJ 08807 ROUTE 22 FUEL 1068 ROUTE 22 Bridgewater NJ 08807 PATRIOT FUELS 227 PEMBERTON BROWNS MILL RD Browns Mills NJ 08015 WAWA #380 731 S HARDING HWY Buena NJ 08310 VINELAND TRUCK STOP 760 S HARDING HWY Buena NJ 08310 US GAS 2201 MOUNT HOLLY RD Burlington NJ 08016 SALEM ROAD EXXON 631 SALEM RD Burlington NJ 08016 SPEEDY MART 2212 MOUNT HOLLY RD Burlington NJ 08016 HAPCO PETRO 2051 US 130 Burlington NJ 08016 BURLINGTON GULF RTE 130 & HIGH ST Burlington NJ 08016 BP 1011 NORTH BURLINGTON PIKE Burlington NJ 08016 FUEL XPRESS 58 W ROUTE 130 N Burlington NJ 08016 BURLINGTON SUNOCO 357 E FEDERAL ST Burlington NJ 08016 SUNSET RD BP 814 SUNSET RD Burlington NJ 08016 FLORENCE VALERO 2012 ROUTE 130 N Burlington NJ 08016 BURLINGTON BP 2048 ROUTE 541 N Burlington NJ 08016 WAWA #382 1814 SALEM RD Burlington NJ 08016 BURLINGTON PARKVIEW 844 COLUMBUS RD Burlington NJ 08016 WAWA #943 2003 MOUNT HOLLY RD Burlington NJ 08016 WAWA #8300 2356 HWY 206 Burlington NJ 08016 WAWA #8314 350 E RT 130 S Burlington NJ 08016 WAWA #921 2060 ROUTE 130 N Burlington NJ 08016 HESS 30330 1552 STATE RT 23 Butler NJ 07405 CALIFON EXXON 429 COUNTY ROAD 513 Califon NJ 07830 SUNOCO 291 COUNTY ROAD 513 Califon NJ 07830 SUNOCO 700 COOPER ST Camden NJ 08102 WAWA #980 3719 BAYSHORE RD Cape May NJ 08204 N CAPE MAY GULF 3874 BAYSHORE RD Cape May NJ 08204 BAYSHORE CITGO 3868 BAYSHORE RD Cape May NJ 08204 COURT HOUSE PETROL 233 N MAIN ST Cape May Court House NJ 08210 CITGO 518 STONE HARBOR BLVD Cape May Court House NJ 08210 Gas Stations in New Jersey / All Counties as of 11/2/12 Name Address City State Zip CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE RIG401 S MAIN ST Cape May Court House NJ 08210 17 GAS AND DIESEL 700 ROUTE 17 Carlstadt NJ 07072 CARTERET 1502 ROOSEVELT AVE Carteret NJ 07008 SHELL 6600 INDUSTRIAL RD Carteret NJ 07008 RACESTAR #12 151 WASHINGTON AVE Carteret NJ 07008 GASBOY 1313 ROOSEVELT AVE Carteret NJ 07008 PAULS CARTERET GULF 743 ROOSEVELT AVE Carteret NJ 07008 LUKOIL 298 KINGS HWY N Cherry Hill NJ 08034 CHERRY HILL BP 1849 ROUTE 70 E Cherry Hill NJ 08003 SUNOCO SERVICE STATION 1605 KINGS HWY N Cherry Hill NJ 08034 CHERRY HILL GAS 2314 MARLTON PIKE W Cherry Hill NJ 08034 CHERRY HILL 1501 ROUTE 38 Cherry Hill NJ 08002 CHERRY HILL 2061 FELLOWSHIP RD Cherry Hill NJ 08003 SUNOCO MILEPOST 30 NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE SOUCherry Hill NJ 08002 KRESSON CITGO 620 KRESSON RD Cherry Hill NJ 08034 CHERRY HILL LUKOIL 1000 MAPLE AVE Cherry Hill NJ 08002 CHERRY HILL MALL GAS 500 HADDONFIELD RD Cherry Hill NJ 08002 US GAS 5 1508 KINGS HWY N Cherry Hill NJ 08034 SUNOCO 200 BERLIN RD Cherry Hill NJ 08034 BARCLAY GAS 1000 ROUTE 70 E Cherry Hill NJ 08034 CITGO 2131 MARLTON PIKE W Cherry Hill NJ 08002 EXXON 1823 MARLTON PIKE E Cherry Hill NJ 08003 GAS STOP 1820 ROUTE 70 W Cherry Hill NJ 08002 LUKOIL 1498 HADDONFIELD BERLIN RD Cherry Hill NJ 08003 KINGS AND TAMPA BP 1212 KINGS HWY N Cherry Hill NJ 08034 WAWA #8311 1824 MARLTON PIKE E Cherry Hill NJ 08003 BOWKERS BP 7 BURNT MILL RD Cherry Hill NJ 08003 LUKOIL 1000 MARLTON PIKE W Cherry Hill NJ 08002 CITGO 104 WESTFIELD AVE Clark NJ 07066 CLARK TIGER MART 226 WESTFIELD AVE Clark NJ 07066 CITGO 504 MONMOUTH RD Clarksburg NJ 08510 LAUREL SPRING 2 S WHITE HORSE PIKE Clementon NJ 08021 AMERIFUEL 304 WHITE HORSE PIKE Clementon NJ 08021 VALERO 100 CHEWS LANDING RD Clementon NJ 08021 SHELL 851 S WHITE HORSE PIKE Clementon NJ 08021 WAWA #973 421 S WHITE HORSE PIKE Clementon NJ 08021 SUNOCO 1205 BLACKWOOD CLEMENTON RD Clementon NJ 08021 US GAS 1500 LAUREL RD Clementon NJ 08021 LINDENWOLD GAS STATION 300 WHITE HORSE PIKE Clementon NJ 08021 CITGO LINDENWALD 1409 LAUREL RD Clementon NJ 08021 PINE HILL 800 TURNERVILLE RD Clementon NJ 08021 DELTA 375 BROAD ST Clifton NJ 07013 DELTA 46 E 4TH ST Clifton NJ 07011 SUNOCO 870 ROUTE 3 Clifton NJ 07012 ROUTE 46 GULF 471 PIAGET AVE Clifton NJ 07011 Gas Stations in New Jersey / All Counties as of 11/2/12 Name Address City State Zip JERSEY GAS 498 LAKEVIEW AVE Clifton NJ 07011 PILOT TRAVEL CENTERS #190 68 STATE ROUTE 173 Clinton NJ 08809 HESS 30305 1746 STATE ROUTE 31 Clinton NJ 08809 APM MANAGEMENT 1747 STATE ROUTE 31 Clinton NJ 08809 HADDON TOWNSHIP GULF 3100 ROUTE 130 NORTH Collingswood NJ 08108 GAS STOP 2920 US RT 130 N Collingswood NJ 08108 COLLINGSWOOD
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