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States With the Highest and Lowest Gas Taxes
January 16, 2019 2:21 pm
Last Updated: March 13, 2020 6:31 pm
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20. Montana
> State gas tax: 32.3 cents per gal.
> Gas price as of mid-Jan. 2019: $2.32 per gal. (19th highest)
> State taxes as pct. of gas price: 13.9% (21st highest)
> Annual miles traveled per driver: 15,805 (17th highest)
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19. Wisconsin
> State gas tax: 32.9 cents per gal.
> Gas price as of mid-Jan. 2019: $2.06 per gal. (15th lowest)
> State taxes as pct. of gas price: 16.0% (12th highest)
> Annual miles traveled per driver: 15,225 (19th highest)
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18. Idaho
> State gas tax: 33.0 cents per gal.
> Gas price as of mid-Jan. 2019: $2.49 per gal. (13th highest)
> State taxes as pct. of gas price: 13.3% (25th lowest)
> Annual miles traveled per driver: 14,815 (23rd highest)
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17. Nevada
> State gas tax: 33.8 cents per gal.
> Gas price as of mid-Jan. 2019: $2.91 per gal. (5th highest)
> State taxes as pct. of gas price: 11.6% (19th lowest)
> Annual miles traveled per driver: 14,307 (21st lowest)
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16. Rhode Island
> State gas tax: 34.0 cents per gal.
> Gas price as of mid-Jan. 2019: $2.42 per gal. (16th highest)
> State taxes as pct. of gas price: 14.0% (19th highest)
> Annual miles traveled per driver: 10,525 (3rd lowest)
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