Gas Stations near Milledgeville, IL

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  1. 309 North Washington Street, Milledgeville IL 61051

    4.9 Superb 65 reviews

    “Great people. Friends car wouldn’t start due to the cold. Got it towed here and they kept an eye on it and once it warmed up were able to start it. Took great car of it for him and started to every day to make sure it worked until he got up there. Another friend recommended them and I do too!”

  2. 300 North Washington Street, Milledgeville IL 61051

    3.2 Average 30 reviews

  3. 505 IL-64, Lanark IL 61046

    5 Superb 5 reviews

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  5. 403 North Broad Street, Lanark IL 61046

    5 Superb 11 reviews

    “Super friendly staff! My son calls this his favorite store because the staff always has a great attitude. Store is easy to navigate and everything is clean. Only complaint is that around lunch time you can't get into the pumps because of all the vehicles parked to get food.”

  6. 111 IL-64, Lanark IL 61046

    3.4 Good 41 reviews

    “This place is great! Gas is pretty expensive but for a gas station they have great ready made food! I especially love their donuts, breakfast potatoes and pizza both traditional and breakfast style. Their fountain drinks are good too with a nice variety. I stop here when I visit my family's cabin in Lake Carrol, they don't have any by where I live regularly which is a bummer cause they are great!!”

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