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- Bailey Island9
- Bridgton6
- Brunswick43
- Cape Elizabeth9
- Casco4
- Chebeague Island1
- Cumberland Center4
- Cundys Harbor3
- Falmouth18
- Gorham15
- Gray12
- Harpswell31
- Harrison8
- Naples5
- New Gloucester2
- North Yarmouth3
- Orrs Island5
- Peaks Island7
- Portland309
- Raymond3
- Scarborough58
- Sebago3
- South Freeport1
- South Harpswell29
- South Portland59
- Standish6
- Westbrook36
- Windham21
- Yarmouth12
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