Locations

When Sing merged with Amoco on October 30, 1990, it owned or operated 56 stations in five states.  Over the course of the the company history, hundreds more carried the Sing insignia across the Southeast, primarily operating as dealer-run stations.

Click on each station icon for more information on that location including helpful links

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Thomaston - Thomaston, GA

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