Gas Stations near Piney Creek, NC

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  1. 7519 NC-113, Piney Creek NC 28663

    4.8 Superb 27 reviews

    “I really enjoy this little store. I stop here every time I go to the river to buy firewood, ice, and to look at his quilts. I've bought several of them as well as some dishes and cookware. He also has really good ice-cream. ?”

  2. 6853 Wilson Hwy, Independence VA 24348

    4.8 Superb 17 reviews

    “I lost my job there was no hope for me I suffered looking for job luckily I came across Donald Maureen on Facebook review about forex and binary trade/ crypto currency exchange I borrowed $1000 to invest with Donald Maureen and I have a profit of $13800 in 6 working days now I pay my debt and I'm very grateful to you, I will advise all of you who want to invest for the future and the better of tomorrow should start with Donald Maureen please and please you should not invest with all this scammer here you can reach Donald Maureen via Email”

  3. 333 E Main St, Independence VA 24348

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “This has been my fuel stop since we bought property in Independence in 1982. My granddad was born in Independence, Virginia. I hate that it burned to the ground and was happy when they rebuilt.”

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  5. 24 US-221, Sparta NC 28675

    4.3 Superb 33 reviews

    “Delicious food. Waitress was excellent and kept our drinks filled. That’s a big thing for me!! We will definitely be back to visit. I had seafood and my husband got a burger. Both meals were tasty and came out pretty quick! Can’t wait to stop in again.”

  6. 624 N Independence Ave, Independence VA 24348

    3.7 Good 8 reviews

  7. 1391 NC-16, Crumpler NC 28617

    3.8 Good 17 reviews

  8. 4778 U.S. Hwy 221 N, Jefferson NC 28640

    3 Average 10 reviews

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