Gasoline prices by state

— The average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in the 50 states and the District of Columbia on Wednesday:

National average: $2.896

States with prices above $3:

— Alaska: $3.524

— California: $3.151

— Connecticut: $3.084

— Hawaii: $3.564

— Idaho: $3.104

— New York: $3.076

— Utah: $3.113

— Washington: $3.102

States with prices around $3:

— District of Columbia: $3.005

— Illinois: $3.044

— Montana: $2.987

— North Dakota: $2.984

— Oregon: $2.980

— Rhode Island: $2.982

— West Virginia: $2.958

States with prices below $3:

— Alabama: $2.775

— Arkansas: $2.765

— Arizona: $2.893

— Colorado: $2.769

— Delaware: $2.864

— Florida: $2.893

— Georgia: $2.818

— Iowa: $2.852

— Indiana: $2.870

— Kansas: $2.823

— Kentucky: $2.863

— Louisiana: $2.778

— Massachusetts: $2.903

— Maryland: $2.880

— Maine: $2.920

— Michigan: $2.877

— Minnesota: $2.851

— Missouri: $2.712

— Mississippi: $2.755

— North Carolina: $2.849

— Nebraska: $2.923

— New Hampshire: $2.849

— New Jersey: $2.790

— New Mexico: $2.838

— Nevada: $2.991

— Ohio: $2.790

— Oklahoma: $2.768

— Pennsylvania: $2.909

— South Carolina: $2.738

— South Dakota: $2.920

— Tennessee: $2.767

— Texas: $2.793

— Virginia: $2.804

— Vermont: $2.915

— Wisconsin: $2.888

— Wyoming: $2.915

Source: AAA, Wright Express and Oil Price Information Service