Gas Stations near Jeffersonville, VT

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  1. 4828 VT-15 & 108, Jeffersonville VT 05464

    4.2 Good 58 reviews

    “After a scenic roadside puke baptism that nearly overshadowed the view of the Notch, we needed supplies. We rolled in worse for the wear and were met with paper towels, trash bags, empathy, and cold drinks. Highly recommend The Notch and The Mobil. The rest, not so much.”

  2. 4828 VT-15 & 108, Jeffersonville VT 05464

    3.7 Good 13 reviews

    “I love how ambitious staff are about keeping that store clean they are hard working there I love this store it's a good place so if you are looking for a good convenient store this is were you should come they have a subway inside here as well and you can get coffee here drink section snack section Frozen Foods section Vermont Maple section they got everything you would want at a convenient store even more”

  3. 113 S Main St, Cambridge VT 05444

    4.6 Superb 103 reviews

    “From the outside you would think it's a small market but to the contrary plenty of space inside and products. You can have meals, sandwiches/paninis prepared on site.”

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  5. 9431 VT-36, East Fairfield VT 05448

    4.8 Superb 6 reviews

    “Great group of people Mr Stone is a great man and reasonable prices on auto fixes and towing! Would totally recommend this place to anyone. Honest reasonable and timely. Cant ask for much more then that!!!!!”

  6. 25 Lower Main Street West, Johnson VT 05656

    3.4 Good 17 reviews

  7. 341 VT-15, Jericho VT 05465

    2.5 Average 4 reviews

  8. 341 VT-15, Jericho VT 05465

    3.5 Good 47 reviews

    “I have to say that this business is a point of pride for our community. The store and restroom is always clean, the staff are always polite. I moved here several years ago and this store has been consistently great for so many years. Thank you, Nancy and your team!”

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