Cheapest gas by county (more or less)

Among the lowest of the low* by county, price per gallon of regular

FULTON – $1.94, Murphy Express, 5415 Atlanta Hwy near Hamby Rd, Milton

CLAYTON – $2.09, CITGO, 5428 Old Dixie Hwy and Pineridge Rd, Forest Park

DeKALB – $2.12, CITGO, 4420 Rockbridge Rd and Hambrick Rd, Stone Mountain

GWINNETT – $1.98, Shell, 4785 Sugarloaf Pkwy & Old Norcross Rd, Lawrenceville

COBB – $2.07, Gulf, 855 S Cobb Dr. and Appleton Dr., Marietta

*Prices as of Monday morning. Membership clubs not included.

Source: Gas Buddy

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