How gas prices have changed in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania in the last week
How gas prices have changed in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania in the last week
A combination of increased demand at the pump and the annual switchover to more expensive, but lower-emission summer fuel blends are driving the national cost for a gallon of gasoline higher this week.
The national average has risen several cents from a week ago and remains below the levels it was this same time last year, according to GasBuddy. Metros on the West Coast, as well as Illinois, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, are seeing the highest gas prices in the nation to begin this week.
A rise in the utilization of refineries producing gasoline this spring after a particularly difficult winter may be helping keep prices lower for travelers. When refinery utilization drops, it can raise the cost of gas; cold weather and storms took some plants offline this winter season.
Stacker compiled statistics on gas prices in Lawrence County using data from AAA. Gas prices are current as of March 11.
Lawrence County, Pennsylvania gas price trends
- Gas current price: $3.52
--- Pennsylvania average: $3.52
- Week change: -$0.03
- Month change: +$0.08
Counties with the most expensive gas in Pennsylvania
#1. Warren County: $3.69
#2. Greene County: $3.68
#3. Cambria County: $3.68
#4. Venango County: $3.67
#5. Mifflin County: $3.67
Counties with the least expensive gas in Pennsylvania
#1. Bucks County: $3.33
#2. Montgomery County: $3.33
#3. Chester County: $3.33
#4. Delaware County: $3.36
#5. Philadelphia County: $3.36
This story features writing by Dom DiFurio and is part of a series utilizing data automation across 3,038 counties.