Gas Stations in Aberdeen, OH

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  1. Old US Hwy 52, Aberdeen OH 45101

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “This is a good neighborhood convenience store. You can get gas, a soda, snacks and they do sell lottery tickets. Located on scenic highway 52. Good place to gas up your boat, large parking lot, easy in/out. They have ice for your cooler, if your planning a day on the Ohio river they are located near boat ramps in Aberdeen, Ohio or historic Ripley, Ohio.”

  2. 1434 Ohio River Scenic Byway US 52, Aberdeen OH 45101

    3.4 Good 12 reviews

  3. 2530 US-52, Aberdeen OH 45101

    2.6 Average 18 reviews

    “Quick place to get gas and something from the convenience store. The parking lot was clean and plenty big enough to maneuver the pumps. Gas prices were as expected.”

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  5. 767 US-52 EAST, Aberdeen OH 45101

    1.7 Poor 11 reviews

    “I was here a few years ago, and even though I can't specifically recall what I bought, besides fuel and a bag of something, I will never forget the absolutely beautiful cashier, Lena ("Lina"? "Leina"? However it's spelled.), who was behind the counter. We struck up a nice conversation, and her genuinely kind and friendly personality, crowned by her gorgeous -- and I mean gorgeous -- smile, left a big impression on me, to say the least. Although this was almost a decade ago, I will always remember those few minutes I spent here, and meeting that wonderful young woman, who I could tell was truly special to know, even but for a short while. I came for a snack and some gas, but I left with a memory I will always cherish. God bless you.”

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