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  1. Go Mart Inc - 3302 1st Ave

    3302 1st Ave, Nitro WV 25143

    4.7 Superb 46 reviews

    “This is my favorite gas station. I only go to certain places and then I only go to them. I only go to this one for my cigarettes. The ladies are so nice there. I enjoy my small talk with them. Keep being awesome guys.”

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  2. Exxon - 4117 1st Avenue

    4117 1st Avenue, Nitro WV 25143

    4.2 Good 70 reviews

    “Had the best price for unleaded gas at 3.17 gal regular unleaded. Probly will go up soon, hopefully not. Even with 4 times the gas points at kroger after shopping can't get it that low. Please leave me some gas there in nitro but enjoy your travels. ?”

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  3. Dollar General - 4104 1st Avenue

    4104 1st Avenue, Nitro WV 25143

    3.6 Good 76 reviews

    “It felt like going to Dollar General it was amazing such a beautiful place such beautiful people in habiting it and all the workers are awesome so polite such an intense beautiful place I give it five stars and I would think every one of them cuz when I couldn't find my beef broth they showed me right where to go that was so polite”

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