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- Alna5
- Boothbay41
- Boothbay Harbor45
- Bremen3
- Coopers Mills4
- Damariscotta50
- Dresden12
- East Boothbay11
- Edgecomb14
- Jefferson8
- Medomak1
- New Harbor20
- Newcastle21
- Nobleboro6
- Pemaquid3
- Round Pond12
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- Alna5
- Boothbay41
- Boothbay Harbor45
- Bremen3
- Coopers Mills4
- Damariscotta50
- Dresden12
- East Boothbay11
- Edgecomb14
- Jefferson8
- Medomak1
- New Harbor20
- Newcastle21
- Nobleboro6
- Pemaquid3
- Round Pond12
- Somerville2
- South Bristol11
- Southport8
- Waldoboro50
- Walpole3
- West Boothby Harbor1
- Westport Island5
- Whitefield9
- Wiscasset51
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