Washington State Overtakes California For Most Expensive Gas In The US Market
Posted on 9/18/2025 by Agent009
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The last time US gas prices averaged below $2.00 for an entire month was during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. Today, average prices are well above $3.00—and rising. While costs vary by state and county, one state stands out as more expensive than the rest.
 
Surprisingly, it’s not California. As of September 17, 2025, Washington state has the highest average gas prices in the nation, according to AAA, at $4.657 per gallon. California follows closely at $4.656 per gallon.
 
Washington’s average is $1.457 above the national average of $3.200. Within the state, San Juan County tops the list at $4.979 per gallon, while King County—home to Seattle and several major cities—is third with an average of $4.881.