Gasoline prices are below-average in most US states — but not all.
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Nationwide, regular gasoline costs an average of $3.07 per gallon. In some regions, though, Americans are facing considerably higher prices.
Using figures from the American Automobile Association, Visual Capitalist mapped the average price of a gallon of regular, unleaded gas in each US state. Data is accurate as of November 2024.
People spend the most on gas in Hawaii, where it costs an average of $4.57 per gallon. It's similarly pricey in California ($4.46), Washington ($3.99), Nevada ($3.74) and Oregon ($3.54).
Despite these high costs, gas is actually cheaper than the national average in most states, with Oklahoma offering the lowest per-gallon price overall ($2.57).
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Via Visual Capitalist.
