7-Eleven Planning Hundreds Of Store Closures: How It Could Impact LI

LONG ISLAND, NY — Seven-Eleven's parent company has plans to shut down 645 locations across the U.S. during its 2026 fiscal year, according to reports.

The closures includes stores that will be converted into wholesale fuel stores, which the chain does not include in its count of convenience stores, according to a recent filing, Live Now From Fox reported.

The report does not say which stores will be closed, according to the outlet.

And while there are closures are coming down the pike, the company plans to add 205 convenience stores by the end of next February, the outlet reported.

Patch has reached out for comment.

Seven-11 has dozens of locations across Long Island in both Nassau and Suffolk counties.

In Nassau, they include:

• Elmont
• Franklin Square
• Valley Stream
• Rockville Centre
• Lynbrook
• Garden City Park
• Old Bethpage
• West Hempstead
• Farmingdale
• Hicksville
• Levittown
• Port Washington
• Glen Cove
• Roslyn
• Great Neck
• Wantagh
• Massapequa

In Suffolk County, they include:

• Mastic
• Shirley
• Center Moriches
• Patchogue
• North Bellport
• Blue Point
• Bay Shore
• Sayville
• Islip
• Riverhead
• Manorville
• Southampton
• Sag Harbor
• Montauk
• Greenport
• Rocky Point
• Miller Place
• Stony Brook
• Port Jefferson Station
• Farmingville
• Ronkonkoma
• Selden

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