Gas Stations near Slanesville, WV

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  1. 18615 Northwestern Turnpike, Augusta WV 26704

    4.7 Superb 27 reviews

    “Customer service is always fantastic there. I go there frequently for their wide selection of vapes. Pricing better than a tobacco shop. Just wish they were closer to my home or I would make them my primary convince store. Makes all the difference with wonderful customer service.”

  2. RR 50, Augusta WV 26704

    4.1 Good 27 reviews

    “If you are looking for non ethanol gasoline, this is the only place in Hampshire and Mineral County. I would give five stars if you good use pay at the pump! Presently you have to park, go inside to pay, then go back outside to pump...”

  3. Route 50 & Route 29, 10901 Northwestern Turnpike, Augusta WV 26704

    3.7 Good 27 reviews

    “I came from Keyser moved to elk garden and from there turn right at liberty like going to baker / rio, but as soon as you leave the store and top the hill there are 2 houses on left first one a dark stained color and the next a red brick house , I live there for about 8 years and my landlord jack who also owned the fruit stand on rt. 50 before pleasantdale on right . He and his wife put the dirt road in my yard going around the hill to there's. It was an enjoyable stay and all nice people”

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  5. 15665 Northwestern Turnpike, Augusta WV 26704

    2.3 Poor 12 reviews

    “Convenient gas station prices are comparable with others they seem to have a few amenities that you might need when traveling overall just a quick easy place to stop get in and get out and get what you need”

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