Suburb fuel prices
The direct U91 reports for Derwent Valley are older and were last updated 20 June 2026, 10:29 am AEST. Check the nearby map and each station's update time for a more recent price.
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Price history · U91
This chart covers 5 July to 4 Aug and was last updated 20 June. Use the station list or map for a newer report.
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How to use this page
Derwent Valley is in the South-East market. Compare the suburb with the wider city view when planning a larger fill.
Use the report dates shown on this page. Open the map for newer nearby listings before travelling out of your way.
Derwent Valley 7139 last reported U91 at 220.0 c/L across 1 tracked station directly in Derwent Valley.
Fuel-grade coverage depends on the station reports available for this area. The reports on this page are older, so use the map and check update times before making a special trip.
Derwent Valley is part of South-East. Compare the wider South-East market when the cheapest local report is stale, out of the way or only a few cents lower.
Nearby suburb comparisons appear when enough neighbouring stations have recent listed prices. Use the Derwent Valley fuel map to widen the search radius.
Check the station update time and detour distance before leaving your route, including FuelCheck TAS where available. For broader context, compare the Tasmania state average of 209.5c.
Data updated 20 June, 10:29 am AEST. Source: FuelCheck TAS. Based on 1 station. Suburb averages can hide station-level differences. Check the selected fuel grade, report time and final pump price.
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Derwent Valley 7139 last reported 220.0 c/L for U91. The local data is older, so open the map and check the update time before travelling to a station.
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