AAA put the state average at $4.05 and GasBuddy at $4.06 on Wednesday, up from $3.86 on Monday; Fulton County reached $4.22.
Prices in Cobb, DeKalb and Gwinnett were $4.13-$4.17, while Randolph, Dougherty and Towns counties remained just under $3.80, leaving Georgia still among the cheaper states nationally.
Drivers could face another jump when Georgia's 33-cent-a-gallon gas tax suspension expires on 19 May, though possible progress on a US-Iran deal could ease pressure on oil markets.
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