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E-85 Stations and Flex Fuel Cars by State
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E-85 Stations and Flex Fuel Cars by State

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State Flex fuel cars Public E-85 Stations Notes
Alabama 91,984 0
Alaska 9,542 0
Arizona 77,169 7
Arkansas 55,251 4
California 257,318 2
Colorado 63,725 22
Connecticut 33,708 0
Delaware 16,491 1
Florida 307,093 2 (Includes 1 that is temp. unavailable)
Georgia 165,608 5
Hawaii 14,993 0
Idaho 16,595 2 (Does not include 1 that “Opens Soon”)
Illinois 207,483 146 (Includes 1 that is temp. closed)
Indiana 105,495 86 (Includes 2 which are temp. unavailable)
Iowa 58,049 65
Kansas 48,519 18
Kentucky 56,802 3
Louisiana 92,631 0
Maine 14,974 0
Maryland 90,411 3 (Includes 1 which requires public use waiver)
Massachusetts 69,834 1 (Includes 1 that is temp. unavailable)
Michigan 243,668 44 (Includes 1 that is temp. unavailable)
Minnesota 105,728 308 (Includes 1 that is temp. closed)
Mississippi 39,848 0
Missouri 107,888 72 (Includes 2 which are temp. unavailable)
Montana 13,386 0
Nebraska 36,859 31
Nevada 24,031 7
New Hampshire 15,967 0
New Jersey 116,512 0
New Mexico 32,209 3
New York 173,229 2
North Carolina 121,547 12
North Dakota 15,165 23
Ohio 205,658 39 (Includes 1 that is temp. closed)
Oklahoma 55,549 0
Oregon 47,563 3
Pennsylvania 174,943 9
Rhode Island 11,066 0
South Carolina 68,303 41
South Dakota 18,813 61
Tennessee 93,698 6
Texas 415,207 31
Utah 31,227 4
Vermont 8,753 0
Virginia 112,368 1
Washington 64,453 2
Washington DC 2,476 0
West Virginia 27,392 1
Wisconsin 116,054 63
Wyoming 10,008 3
Total 4,363,243 1,133

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National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition

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