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As you can the the gas prices are very unevenly distributed, Florida, New England, and the Pacific Coast suffered the most from the price influx.
My family lives in central Florida and everytime we fill our car from a near empty tank costs 50 dollars. I know that in some parts of California a
full tank of gas for a SUV or truck is around $100.
I think that there is an association between the population and gas prices, however, the association may also be between places of importance.
Gas prices in North Carolina, Virginia, Texas and the plains are unexpectedly low.
I think the cause for all this influx in the diminishing gas supply, high demand, and the US government being too greedy to drill their
precious oil off the coast of Florda. The government is probably planning everything so that the USA will be the only nation left to have a supply of
gasoline.
What do you think is a plausible explanation for the gas prices?