Gas Stations in Mooreton, ND

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  1. 207 Mooreton Ave S, Mooreton ND 58061

    5 Superb 15 reviews

    “This gas station is small but packed full of whatever you may need or crave. They have a daily lunch special for a good price. You can get your car worked on, get new tires or a tire fixed. They can fill your propane tank. There are tools, hardware, housewares, cleaning supplies, snacks, cigarettes, and drinks. The hours are limited a bit, but understandable for a small town. The gas pumps are available 24/7. Diesel is also available. Employees are super friendly and helpful. I’ve had my car and my daughter’s car worked on there and there’s no worry about getting taken advantage of. It is super nice to have a place like this Cenex in an area where there is not a lot of commercial businesses.”

  2. 207 Mooreton Ave S, Mooreton ND 58061

    5 Superb 6 reviews

    “I stop at the Mooreton Cenex about once a week. It is on my way when going to work. They always have products that I may have forgotten or need and it’s not far from my house. The C Store stocks pantry food, snacks, candy, cigarettes and also has a daily lunch special. They have a nice selection of hardware store type things and automotive products. There is a car repair/tire shop that is very reasonably priced and honest. There are 24 hour gas/diesel pumps to use and you can get your propane tanks filled. Mooreton is a very small town and having Cenex there is very nice. The employees are super helpful and always friendly. Closed on Sundays, open until noon on Saturdays and 6 p.m. weekdays.”

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