Gas prices near 73003

Edmond is one of Oklahoma City's most comfortable bedroom suburbs, and this west-central slice of it is built around tidy 1970s-through-1990s subdivisions north of the capital. The Broadway Extension, US-77, is the commercial spine that carries Edmond commuters down toward Oklahoma City, and the busiest fuel competition sits along that route and the cross streets that connect to it.

I-35 runs down the eastern flank of Edmond, and Santa Fe Avenue gives another north-south option through the area. Stations positioned to catch interstate traffic generally price a bit higher than the neighborhood stations a few blocks inland, so a quick detour off the main routes often pays off.

Oklahoma keeps its gasoline taxes among the lowest in the nation, which is a big reason pump prices across the Edmond and Oklahoma City metro routinely land well under the national average. The area draws on Mid-Continent refining and pipeline supply, close to where a lot of the region's crude is processed, and that proximity tends to keep local prices cheap and fairly steady.