This story was updated with Aug. 29 gas prices.
Labor Day is nearly here. Federal and state offices will be closed and Indiana’s weather is supposed to be gorgeous. Many Hoosiers will enjoy the three-day weekend by traveling to nearby state parks or other attractions.
Those who do get on the road might want to know where Indiana gasoline is expensive, and where it’s cheapest.
The average cost for a gallon of regular gas Aug. 29 is $3.201, according to AAA. Indiana is slightly higher at $3.333, but some counties are nearly at $3.50. If you happen to drive a gas-guzzler, those pennies add up quickly.
Here are the most expensive counties in Indiana to fuel up and the five cheapest, as of Aug. 29.
(NOTE: The cost of fuel changes daily. Visit GasPrices.aaa.com for the latest prices.)
Where are the most expensive counties to buy gas in Indiana?
The most expensive places to get a regular gallon of gasoline in Indiana as of Aug. 29, according to AAA, are found in these counties:
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Where Indiana’s gas is cheapest
According to AAA, as of Aug. 29, the cheapest places to get a regular gallon of gasoline in Indiana are found in these counties:
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This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: What are the worst Indiana counties to buy gas ahead of Labor Day? See the list
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