Gas Stations near Cadott, WI

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  1. 418 East M D Street, Cadott WI 54727

    3.5 Good 21 reviews

    “Store was very clean and well stocked. Staff was friendly. Prices a bit higher than similar stores in area, especially liquor pricing. Waste of valuable marketing space near main doors.”

  2. 30936 Co Hwy X, Boyd WI 54726

    4.8 Superb 16 reviews

    “Bob and Chris operate on honesty and integrity! They diagnose and fix what is necessary at reasonable rates in a timely manner. My go to shop in the area. I appreciate all they do. Don't hesitate to simply bring your mechanical issues to them!”

  3. 819 East Murray Street, Boyd WI 54726

    4.4 Superb 16 reviews

    “The people here are ALWAYS so friendly during the day. Dont get there much at night but store is clean,parking lot clean thou a bit cramped if in a hurry. Bathrooms are well kept&shelves seem to stay stocked. Some excellent buys if you look around. Great small town store,can find pretty much everything you may need.”

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  5. 19786 130th Avenue, Jim Falls WI 54748

    4 Good 48 reviews

    “This a great gas station located inside of a quiet little community. They have everything you need plus more. I'm just recently moving to Jim Falls from Chippewa and I'm excited to have a gas station like Cenex nearby.”

  6. 19756 Co Hwy X, Chippewa Falls WI 54729

    3.9 Good 26 reviews

    “I found the laundromat through Google Maps. Overall, I was impressed with the small but clean laundromat. However, one of the washers was defective, it would not spin fast, leaving soap in the clothes. The clerk on duty was notified. They paid for a redo but did not tag the unit as "out of order." I stopped another patron from using it.”

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