US Propane Dealers
U.S. · 3,621 locations

There are 3,621 Propane Dealers in the US as of September 2026. They are in all 50 states. California has the most, with 236.

3,621 propane dealer locations across 50 states, with a street address and phone number on every record.

More about this list

It combines the national marketers' own branch networks — Suburban Propane 948, Ferrellgas 860, AmeriGas 712 — with 962 independent dealers carrying no national brand, plus regional operators such as ThompsonGas and Dead River and New Jersey's licensed-marketer register. Against an estimated 3,500 US retail propane marketers this is effectively full coverage, and the independents are the half that matters commercially: they are the acquisition targets and the ones with local buying authority. Propane is rural, fragmented and consolidating, and the independents that make up the remainder are largely invisible online with no national register to pull from, which is exactly why the chain footprint is the practical starting map. Tank, cylinder and equipment manufacturers, delivery-routing and tank-monitoring software vendors, and the acquirers rolling up regional dealers all use branch-level geography to plan territory and to see which markets the nationals already hold.

3,621Locations
50States
19Data Fields
September 14, 2026File built

#Count report

By state

California236
New York215
North Carolina214
Michigan197
Texas190
Pennsylvania155
Ohio131
Florida122
Georgia122
Wisconsin118
Indiana108
Missouri102
Alabama99
Virginia99
South Carolina84
Tennessee84
Washington84
New Mexico83
Illinois82
Minnesota81
Kentucky67
New Jersey67
Arizona66
Colorado63
Mississippi55
Arkansas54
Massachusetts50
Maine40
Maryland38
Iowa37
Oregon37
Vermont36
Wyoming35
Idaho34
Montana34
Oklahoma31
Connecticut30
Nevada30
West Virginia30
New Hampshire29
Utah29
Louisiana23
Kansas22
Alaska18
Delaware16
North Dakota13
Nebraska10
Rhode Island9
South Dakota9
Hawaii3

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●Where the rows are

Map of where the US Propane Dealers are
One dot for every ZIP code with at least one location. Ask above for any part of it: a state, a city, a distance.

≡Sample Data Preview

propane-dealer-list.csvscroll →UTF-8
nameaddresscitystatezipphonewebsitebrandservicesgeo precisioncountycounty fipscounty noteaddress qualitycountrylatitudelongitudesourcesource url
Suburban Propane - Anchorage, AK1200 E Whitney RdAnchorageAK99501(907) 272-7581https://www.suburbanpropane.com/locations/anchorage-ak/Suburban Propanedelivery;bulkaddressAnchorage Municipality02020completeUS61.225315-149.859982suburban-propane-locatorhttps://www.suburbanpropane.com/locations/anchorage-ak/
AmeriGas Propane74-589 Honokohau StKailua KonaHI96740(808) 326-1803https://www.amerigas.com/locations/propane-offices/hawaii/kailua-kona/74-589-honokouhua-stAmeriGassourceHawaii County15001completeUS19.675185-156.00874overturehttps://docs.overturemaps.org/release/2026-08-19.0/
Suburban Propane - Augusta, ME422 Riverside DrAugustaME04330(207) 622-3131https://www.suburbanpropane.com/locations/augusta-me/Suburban Propanedelivery;bulkaddressKennebec County23011completeUS44.343759-69.753454suburban-propane-locatorhttps://www.suburbanpropane.com/locations/augusta-me/
STEENLAND'S GAS SERVICE127 Cedar Bridge RdBelleplainNJ08270(609) 861-2118delivery;bulkaddressCape May County34009completeUS39.260144-74.862404nj-dca-lpg-licensehttps://www.nj.gov/dca/codes/publications/pdf_lpg/licensees.pdf
Agtegra Cooperative - Propane39278 133rd StAberdeenSD57401(605) 225-6383https://www.agtegra.com/sourceBrown County46013completeUS45.458794-98.375646overturehttps://docs.overturemaps.org/release/2026-08-19.0/
Five sample rows; the file you buy has all 19 columns.

{}What's in each row

FieldWhat it isRows filled
brandBrand74%
nameBusiness or facility name100%
addressStreet address100%
cityCity100%
stateTwo-letter state code100%
zipZIP code100%
countryCountry code100%
phonePhone number where published100%
websiteWebsite where published96%
latitudeGPS latitude where published100%
longitudeGPS longitude where published100%
servicesServices55%
sourceWhich source the record came from100%
sourceUrlThe public source this row came from100%
geo_precisionHow exact the map point is: the source's own point, the street address, or the ZIP code's centre100%
countyCounty the location is in100%
county_fipsFive-digit federal code of that county100%
county_noteHow the county was found, where it was not given by the source3%
address_qualityWhether the street address is complete, missing a house number, or a PO box100%

Rows filled is measured on every row of the delivered file.

✓Where this data comes from

Each row names the public source it came from, so any record can be checked against where it was published.

September 14, 2026

File built

19 fields

Columns in the file

Fill measured

On every row of the delivered file

How we build and date every file: methodology.

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?Frequently Asked Questions

How many Propane Dealers are there in the US?

There are 3,621 Propane Dealers in the US as of September 2026. They are in all 50 states. California has the most, with 236.

Does this include independent propane dealers?

Yes — 962 of these carry no national brand at all, which is the segment with local buying authority and the one acquirers are hunting. There is still no national register of propane dealers, so that portion is assembled rather than downloaded; treat it as the best available picture rather than a definitive count.

Why does it matter which markets the nationals hold?

Because that is the consolidation map. If you are acquiring dealers, the nationals' branches tell you where competition for targets is fiercest. If you are selling equipment or software, they tell you which accounts are corporate decisions and which are still local.

Are tank-exchange cages included?

No, deliberately. The cages outside supermarkets and hardware stores are a different business from a propane marketer with a bulk plant and a delivery fleet, and including them would have inflated the count with locations that buy nothing.

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