# What is the average price of gas this week?

*The national average price of regular gasoline from the weekly federal survey, with every region, state and city the survey lists.*

- Type: Data
- Section: Business
- By: Business Desk
- Published: 2026-11-11T00:55:34-05:00
- Updated: 2026-11-11T14:20:54-05:00
- URL: https://factsdesk.com/business/what-is-the-average-price-of-gas-this-week/

Topics: [Energy Information Administration](https://factsdesk.com/topic/energy-information-administration/)

## Key facts

- The U.S. average price of regular gasoline was $3.995 a gallon on Nov 9, 2026, down $0.158 from a week earlier. Source: [U.S. Energy Information Administration](https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/). Confirmed 2026-11-11T14:20:54-05:00. Cite: https://factsdesk.com/business/what-is-the-average-price-of-gas-this-week/#the-u-s-average-price-of-regular-gasoline-was-3-995-a-gallon
- That is $0.939 higher than a year earlier. Source: [U.S. Energy Information Administration](https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/). Confirmed 2026-11-11T14:20:54-05:00. Cite: https://factsdesk.com/business/what-is-the-average-price-of-gas-this-week/#that-is-0-939-higher-than-a-year-earlier
- Among the 9 states EIA lists, California was highest at $5.562 and Texas was lowest at $3.408. Source: [U.S. Energy Information Administration](https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/). Confirmed 2026-11-11T14:20:54-05:00. Cite: https://factsdesk.com/business/what-is-the-average-price-of-gas-this-week/#among-the-9-states-eia-lists-california-was-highest-at-5-562
- EIA publishes these prices once a week, with Monday prices released on Tuesday. Source: [U.S. Energy Information Administration](https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/). Confirmed 2026-11-11T14:20:54-05:00. Cite: https://factsdesk.com/business/what-is-the-average-price-of-gas-this-week/#eia-publishes-these-prices-once-a-week-with-monday-prices

Last data: 2026-11-09T00:00:00-05:00 from [U.S. Energy Information Administration](https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/), updated weekly.

| Area | Kind | Regular, per gallon | Change from last week | Change from a year ago |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| U.S. | Nation | $3.995 | -$0.158 | +$0.939 |
| East Coast (PADD1) | Region | $3.847 | -$0.089 | +$0.935 |
| New England (PADD1A) | Sub-region | $4.060 | -$0.085 | +$1.088 |
| Central Atlantic (PADD1B) | Sub-region | $4.146 | -$0.086 | +$1.051 |
| Lower Atlantic (PADD1C) | Sub-region | $3.609 | -$0.086 | +$0.827 |
| Midwest (PADD2) | Region | $3.868 | -$0.234 | +$0.958 |
| Gulf Coast (PADD3) | Region | $3.481 | -$0.155 | +$0.882 |
| Rocky Mountain (PADD4) | Region | $3.946 | -$0.267 | +$1.037 |
| West Coast (PADD5) | Region | $5.110 | -$0.186 | +$0.951 |
| West Coast less California | Sub-region | $4.584 | -$0.187 | +$0.801 |
| California | State | $5.562 | -$0.186 | +$1.062 |
| Colorado | State | $3.746 | -$0.322 | +$1.110 |
| Florida | State | $3.726 | -$0.065 | +$0.948 |
| Massachusetts | State | $4.007 | -$0.097 | +$1.053 |
| Minnesota | State | $3.849 | -$0.168 | +$0.883 |
| New York | State | $4.116 | -$0.101 | +$1.081 |
| Ohio | State | $3.768 | -$0.322 | +$0.725 |
| Texas | State | $3.408 | -$0.170 | +$0.821 |
| Washington | State | $4.874 | -$0.221 | +$0.757 |
| Boston | City | $4.020 | -$0.107 | +$1.051 |
| Chicago | City | $4.461 | -$0.245 | +$1.129 |
| Cleveland | City | $3.810 | -$0.287 | +$0.789 |
| Denver | City | $3.642 | -$0.374 | +$1.066 |
| Houston | City | $3.489 | -$0.136 | +$0.987 |
| Los Angeles | City | $5.559 | -$0.183 | +$1.036 |
| Miami | City | $3.791 | -$0.081 | +$0.977 |
| New York City | City | $4.012 | -$0.102 | +$1.064 |
| San Francisco | City | $5.447 | -$0.252 | +$0.982 |
| Seattle | City | $5.070 | -$0.213 | +$0.722 |

EIA publishes weekly prices for these areas only: the U.S., its regions, a short list of states and a short list of cities. A state or city that is not listed is not published by EIA, so it is not shown here.

The table above shows the average retail price of regular gasoline from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the statistical agency of the Department of Energy. The key facts at the top state the national average in a sentence.

## What the table covers

The agency publishes a weekly price for the nation, for its regions and for a short list of states and cities. It does not publish a weekly price for every state, so a state that is missing from the table is missing from the source as well. The region names carry the agency's own labels, such as PADD 1 for the East Coast, which are the districts it uses to report petroleum data.

## How to read the changes

Each price is the average for the Monday shown in the line under the key facts. One column compares it with the Monday before, and the other compares it with the same week a year earlier. All prices are in dollars per gallon, including taxes, for regular grade.

## When it updates

The agency usually releases Monday's prices on Tuesday, and its page states the date of the next release. This page is updated at the same address after each release.

## Do not mix surveys

Other organizations publish daily gas prices from their own surveys, and their numbers differ from these. Every figure on this page comes from the federal weekly survey, so the areas and weeks here can be compared with each other but not with a price quoted from another survey.

## Sources

1. [Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update, weekly retail prices](https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/), U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2026-11-09 (primary source)