Marathon Oil Co. intends to sell 166 company-owned and operated SuperAmericas in Minnesota and neighboring states, along with its stake in the franchise operation for 67 other stores.
MarathonFranchise
owned/runoperated
Minnesota15961
Wisconsin65
South Dakota11
Source: Marathon Oil Co.
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