(May 9, 2008)--The weekly AAA-Texas gas price survey released Friday shows regular self-serve is averaging a record-high $3.54 per gallon in the 11 areas surveyed, a penny more than last week.
The national average price climbed 2 cents to $3.65 per gallon.
Auto club spokeswoman Rose Rougeau says record-high crude oil prices topping $120 per barrel continue to push up gas prices at the pump.
The most expensive gas in the weekly Texas survey is in Amarillo, where the average price rose 5 cents to $3.58 per gallon.
The cheapest gas is in El Paso, where the price climbed 3 cents to $3.49 per gallon.
Around the state Friday, prices ranged from $3.38 a gallon at a station in Angleton to as much as $3.79 a gallon at a station in Clyde, according to Texasgasprices.com
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Amarillo - $3.577, up 5.2 cents
Austin-San Marcos - $3.532, up 1.6 cents
Beaumont - $3.547, up 1.6 cents
Corpus Christi - $3.521, up 3.6 cents
Dallas - $3.536, up 0.8 cent
El Paso - $3.487, up 2.9 cents
Fort Worth - $3.536, up 0.8 cent
Galveston-Texas City - $3.546, up 2.5 cents
Houston - $3.521, up 1.4 cents
San Antonio - $3.506, up 1.6 cents
Texarkana (Texas only) - $3.538, up 0.8 cent
State - $3.536, up 1.1 cents
Nationally - $3.645, up 2.2 cents
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