Gas Stations near Clay City, IN

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  1. 501 Main Street, Clay City IN 47841

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

    “I prefer to get my gas here. I love the service. The one time I had a problem with something forgotten on a pizza order I talked to them and got it fixed immediately. They're always friendly and cooperative. Out of every Casey's gas station that I've been to Clay City is the most welcoming and cooperative.”

  2. 221 Main St, Jasonville IN 47438

    5 Superb 4 reviews

    “Cheryl makes the best pizza in our county.shes the greatest.when you want pizza go to friendly porch let cheryl make your delicious pizza.you won't be sorry.Thank you curly. We love you.keep up the good work.”

  3. 20 IN-59, Center Point IN 47840

    3.9 Good 16 reviews

    “This store is always in perfect order and clean. Bathrooms are great. The owner is so very nice. I come through once a month and every time I'll always stop. I was in a serious pickle last time I came through. I had my 9 month baby and I ran out of gas. Still had 45 minutes before making it home. The lady behind the counter could see how stressed I was. And she helped me out with her own money. She put $10 in my tank. I owe her something. I want to thank her again she doesn't know how much she really did for me that evening. I'll be by soon I hope she still works there.”

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  5. 715 West Main Street, Jasonville IN 47438

    3.8 Good 72 reviews

    “Only stopped for gas. The pump was out of receipt paper, and I had to go inside to get one. The young girl inside was polite and had a pleasant disposition and smile.”

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