Gas Stations in Corrigan, TX

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  1. 100 North Home Street, Corrigan TX 75939

    3.9 Good 43 reviews

    “It does not have a convenient driveway from the main highway. For that reason I'd rather drive down the road to the Shell station. Other than that, it's okay.”

  2. 1003 N Horne, Corrigan TX 75939

    4 Good 5 reviews

  3. 202 S Home St, Corrigan TX 75939

    4 Good 4 reviews

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  5. 702 S Home St, Corrigan TX 75939

    3.4 Good 46 reviews

    “Nice gas station just off of Highway 59. It was really busy when I stopped by midday but it was still easy to get in and out of during my stop. They have the regular fuels you would get at most stations and diesel too but none of the flex fuels offered by some stations now. Overall, not a bad option for fueling.”

  6. 702 South Home Street, Corrigan TX 75939

    3.3 Good 22 reviews

    “I come here often for coffee or Dr. Pepper....today I tried Sprite strawberry limeade...very refreshing.... definitely recommend Sprite lovers to try it...mines came out pink because it's mixed with vitamin water but the color is clear yellow”

  7. 619 N Home St, Corrigan TX 75939

    3.2 Average 57 reviews

    “Our trucker dog was able to go off leash in this nice, laud back spot to spend the night.. He found a swimming spot and got in before I could stop him. Covered with clay residue, but happy, he was not getting back into the truck. The young lady on duty brought us a bucket of water to give the dog a makeshift bath. Excellent trucker service”

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