Gas Stations in Bath, ME

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  1. 4 State Road, Bath ME 04530

    5 Superb 17 reviews

    “Cahill's tire & gasoline. Bought a pair of Kubota tractor tires, typically go to edgecomb, butt they're closing the edgecomb location, so off to bath I went”

  2. 150 Leeman Hwy, Bath ME 04530

    4.1 Good 27 reviews

    “Very high quality and clean fuel. Don't take it from me. Rated the best. Their 93 grade is superlative, it's what I use because it treats my car right and lasts away longer than Irving. Especially if you drive a motorcycle, it would be a mistake to buy gas but 93 from anywhere except Citgo. I want them to stay in business, so please patron Citgo until we're all forced to go to Cumberland Farms and pump the crap that Irving wants to sell you.”

  3. 82 Leeman Highway, Bath ME 04530

    4.2 Good 13 reviews

    “Flabbergasted! Amazing full service with young teens from the area. Owner, Jordan, was surprisingly attentive and made sure I had everything I needed. Thank you so much for a wonderful experience during such trying times!”

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  5. 230 Lincoln St, Bath ME 04530

    3.8 Good 43 reviews

    “I think I messed up the last post but this is the best little corner store definitely to small hometown feeling all of the workers there treat you like your family so it's always heartbreaking when one of them decides they need to move out of state cuz it feels like we are losing one of our own I love going there every day I usually leave with a smile”

  6. 115 Leeman Hwy, Bath ME 04530

    3.6 Good 17 reviews

  7. 100 Cottage St, Bath ME 04530

    1.9 Poor 10 reviews

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