Oklahoma’s gasoline prices are now up to $2 a gallon, according to the latest report from AAA Oklahoma. The $2 threshold was broken on Saturday for the first time since mid-November 2015 but the average dipped slightly on Sunday, finally settling at $2.003. A week ago, the statewide average was $1.95 a gallon.
“There’s quite a range of gas prices across Oklahoma today,” said Chuck Mai, spokesman for AAA Oklahoma.
Purcell has the highest citywide average at $2.175 followed by Mustang at $2.138 and Ada at $2.132. Guymon has the lowest average at $1.877 followed by Wagoner at $1.892 and Sallisaw at $1.893.
The average in Oklahoma City is $2.005 compared to $1.925 a week ago. In Tulsa, the average is $1.971, an increase of about 6 cents a gallon over the past week.
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Today |
Last Week |
Change From Last Week |
4/18/2016 |
Change From 4/18/2016 |
Last Year |
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Altus |
$2.021 |
$2.012 |
$0.009 |
$1.943 |
$0.078 |
$2.470 |
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Ardmore |
$1.918 |
$1.882 |
$0.036 |
$1.856 |
$0.062 |
$2.448 |
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Bartlesville |
$2.034 |
$1.939 |
$0.095 |
$1.904 |
$0.130 |
$2.359 |
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Enid |
$1.943 |
$1.923 |
$0.020 |
$1.851 |
$0.092 |
$2.384 |
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Grove |
$2.033 |
$1.908 |
$0.125 |
$1.891 |
$0.142 |
$2.383 |
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Guymon |
$1.877 |
$1.831 |
$0.046 |
$1.817 |
$0.060 |
$2.455 |
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Idabel |
$1.924 |
$1.917 |
$0.007 |
$1.899 |
$0.025 |
$2.497 |
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Lawton |
$1.975 |
$1.965 |
$0.010 |
$1.913 |
$0.062 |
$2.483 |
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McAlester |
$1.951 |
$1.920 |
$0.031 |
$1.848 |
$0.103 |
$2.360 |
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Muskogee |
$1.976 |
$1.861 |
$0.115 |
$1.896 |
$0.080 |
$2.335 |
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OKC Metro |
$2.005 |
$1.925 |
$0.080 |
$1.897 |
$0.108 |
$2.436 |
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Ponca City |
$2.013 |
$1.951 |
$0.062 |
$1.874 |
$0.139 |
$2.454 |
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Shawnee |
$1.957 |
$1.919 |
$0.038 |
$1.859 |
$0.098 |
$2.421 |
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Stillwater |
$2.061 |
$2.019 |
$0.042 |
$2.012 |
$0.049 |
$2.511 |
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Tulsa Metro |
$1.971 |
$1.910 |
$0.061 |
$1.898 |
$0.073 |
$2.353 |
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Statewide |
$2.003 |
$1.950 |
$0.053 |
$1.911 |
$0.092 |
$2.430 |
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Source: AAA |
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Nationally, the most expensive markets are in California where the average is $2.80 a gallon, Hawaii at $2.67, and Washington at $2.55.
Oklahoma is still one of the cheapest states in the nation. Arkansas has an average of $1.99. Texas is at the same and Louisiana, Mississippi and Oklahoma are at $2. a gallon.