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Gas prices in Eastern Wisconsin are among the highest in the entire state.
Over the past week, Manitowoc County’s average price per gallon of regular unleaded fuel rose 16 cents to $3.91, according to the AAA Gas Prices website.
This is ten cents less expensive than the highest average in the state, reported in Bayfield County, and 14 cents higher than Waukesha County’s average of $3.77, which is the lowest in the state.
Meanwhile, Sheboygan County saw a 17-cent per gallon jump to $3.87, and Calumet County’s average jumped ten cents to $3.83.
Outagamie and Brown County’s averages both sit at $3.91, increases of twelve and seven cents respectively, while Kewaunee County motorists are paying 13 cents more per gallon with an average of $3.94, and Door County’s average is up 14 cents to $3.96 per gallon.
The state average is up seven cents to $3.87, which is good for the 18th least expensive state in the union, while the national average bumped up three cents to $4.09.







