There are a few entries for the west side of my state.

I've got to drive 30 miles to find a gas station, so options are few.  That is why I liked that FuelFrog site to track your miles per gallon and eventually to compare actual vehicle mileage.

It is also why I like the hypermiling site.  For me, FuelFrog works to help you see if the changes you are making in the way you drive are increasing your actual miles per gallon.

I will never be one to try and get a 100 mpg out of my van, but if there are some changes I can make to get 35 or even 30 instead of the 28mpg I generally get, then those are probably good driving habits to develop.