Gas Stations near Baltic, OH

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  1. 410 Ray St N, Baltic OH 43804

    3.5 Good 5 reviews

  2. 112 S Bridge St SW, Stone Creek OH 43840

    5 Superb 10 reviews

    “The two ladies working here on 6/18 around 7pm seriously saved us. We lost a significant amount of air in our tire, and to our lovely surprise we had a nice little nail stuck in there, before realizing that I asked the lady up front (I’m so sorry I didn’t catch your names) for 50 cents because I didn’t have any cash or coins on me, for the air to check the pressure because we didn’t know if it was a sensor, and she was so kind and handed it to me🥺 we were pretty far from home and scared and they even told a regular customer what was going on and this gas station had a kit to fix it and he fixed it right away from the kindness of his heart. Amazing people honestly so grateful and they all deserve everything good. Thank you so much.”

  3. 861 Dover Rd NE, Sugarcreek OH 44681

    3.9 Good 44 reviews

    “Nice and clean place, great people, top to bottom best gas station in Tuscarawas County. Would drive miles and miles and miles just to get to this amazing spectical of achievement.Forget Disney or Cedar Point, this Speedway is where it's at!As for Nick.... I'm not saying he is the best manager, however if he would run for presidency right now he would get my vote. Nick for president 2024.”

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  5. 5115 W Main St, Berlin OH 44610

    3.8 Good 32 reviews

    “This place was an oasis rising out of the emptiness of rural Ohio! Well stocked and clean, the cutest part of it was the angst ridden teenage employees singing along to country music! Great atmosphere. Has a subway.”

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