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- Barnegat Light15
- Bay Head33
- Bayville97
- Beach Haven27
- Beachwood66
- Brick407
- Forked River81
- Harvey Cedars3
- Island Heights38
- Jackson260
- Lakehurst40
- Lakewood198
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