17 administrative regions

Gas prices by region in Quebec

Compare average prices across Quebec's administrative regions.

Provincial average · Regular
184.4¢/L
Spread : 25.7¢Cheapest : Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean
About the regions

Quebec has 17 administrative regions. Price gaps mostly reflect distance from refineries, station density and regional taxes (transit surtax in Montréal, local taxes in some MRCs).

Analysis

The provincial average is 184.4¢/L. The cheapest region is Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean (173.2¢) and the most expensive is Nord-du-Québec (198.9¢) — a gap of 25.7¢/L between the two extremes. 6 of 17 regions are up since yesterday.

17 administrative regions
Regions sorted by price · Regular
Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean▼-1.2173.2¢Outaouais▼-0.4173.8¢Centre-du-Québec▲+0.5177.4¢Montérégie▼-1.2179.0¢Laurentides—181.6¢Lanaudière▼-0.8181.7¢Mauricie▼-1.8184.7¢Capitale-Nationale▼-0.8184.7¢Estrie▲+1.6184.9¢Laval▲+2.7185.1¢Montréal▲+1.2185.2¢Chaudière-Appalaches▼-0.5186.0¢Bas-Saint-Laurent▼-0.6187.8¢Abitibi-Témiscamingue▲+0.8190.0¢Côte-Nord▼-1.8190.3¢Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine▼-0.6190.7¢Nord-du-Québec▲+11.4198.9¢
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How to read this data
A region's average is the arithmetic mean of active prices across all its operating stations. Stations without a valid price are excluded.
About gas prices in Quebec

Why prices vary from region to region

Gas prices in Quebec vary mostly with distance from refineries, station density and applicable municipal taxes. The gap between the cheapest and the most expensive region regularly exceeds 10¢/L.

Data is refreshed every 30 minutes from the public feed of the Régie de l'énergie du Québec. Click a region to see its cities, stations and historical average.