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The price of gasoline in United States of America keeps falling. On June 11, the gallon topped $ 5 for the first time in history, reaching an all-time high on June 14 at $ 5,016, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA).
Subsequently, prices began to fall, recording more than 70 days of consecutive falls. However, despite prices having dropped significantly, gasoline prices remain 70 cents higher than a year agowhen it stood at $ 3.1 dollars.
Price of a gallon of gasoline today, August 27: Texas, California, Florida, New York …
According to the AAA portal, This August 27, the average price of a gallon of gasoline in the United States is $ 3,857. Meanwhile, the diesel rose from $ 5,014 to $ 5,038 this Saturday.
It is worth mentioning that the national average price of $ 3.8 is affected by high prices in other states, as several entities have prices below $ 3.5, while states such as California or Hawaii have prices above $. 5 per gallon.
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According to the American Automobile Association (AAA), This August 27th, here’s how the price of gasoline is in the United Statesincluding California, Texas, Florida, New York and the District of Columbia.
- Alabama: $ 3.4252
- Alaska: $ 4,863
- Arizona: $ 4,010
- Arkansas: $ 3,371
- California: $ 5,279
- Colorado: $ 3,825
- Connecticut: $ 3,911
- Delaware: $ 3,716
- District of Columbia: $ 4,061
- Florida: $ 3,615
- Georgia: $ 3,392
- Hawaii: $ 5,305
- Idaho: $ 4,601
- Illinois: $ 4,176
- Indiana: $ 3,825
- Iowa: $ 3,544
- Kansas: $ 3,551
- Kentucky: $ 3,468
- Louisiana: $ 3,414
- Maine: $ 4,043
- Maryland: $ 3,808
- Massachusetts: $ 4,082
- Michigan: $ 3,837
- Minnesota: $ 3,799
- Mississippi: $ 3,383
- Missouri: $ 3,476
- Montana: $ 4,132
- Nebraska: $ 3,648
- Nevada: $ 4,873
- New Hampshire: $ 3,967
- New Jersey: $ 3,972
- New Mexico: $ 3,760
- New York: $ 4,160
- North Carolina: $ 3,557
- North Dakota: $ 3,824
- Ohio: $ 3,560
- Oklahoma: $ 3,496
- Oregon: $ 4,789
- Pennsylvania: $ 4,150
- Rhode Island: $ 3,980
- South Carolina: $ 3,460
- South Dakota: $ 3,816
- Tennessee: $ 3,453
- Texas: $ 3,387
- Utah: $ 4,482
- Vermont: $ 4,145
- Virginia: $ 3,647
- Washington: $ 4,744
- West Virginia: $ 3,814
- Wisconsin: $ 3,620
- Wyoming: $ 3,971
