Gas Stations near Martinsville, IL

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  1. 209 W Cumberland St, Martinsville IL 62442

    4.2 Good 5 reviews

  2. 10876 E Clarksville Rd, Marshall IL 62441

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “It’s a great place for their daily specials, we love the breaded tenderloin & onion rings. Great place in Clarksville out by Mill Creek to get some emergencies of drinks, pizza, gas normally as cheap as anywhere you can find it. Staff are nice @ friendly & the store is Clean. Also beer, liqueurs, slot machines but we don’t use those things. But available.”

  3. 988 IL-49, Casey IL 62420

    4.4 Superb 48 reviews

    “I was broke down for hours here the staff was GREAT the Manager was trying to help me find auto parts and made sure we were comfortable. Thank You soooooo much!!!!!”

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  5. 601 N Rte 49, Casey IL 62420

    3.3 Good 44 reviews

    “I just left the store and want to comment on how great of an experience I had. The restrooms were clean the food was great and the service was top level. The cashier and her manager even explained with a smile a product to me that I had questions about. Thank you ladies so much and have a happy Easter!”

  6. 504 N Central Ave, Casey IL 62420

    3 Average 21 reviews

    “According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.”

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