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- Bordentown22
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- Burlington35
- Cinnaminson5
- Columbus16
- Florence4
- Hainesport3
- Jobstown1
- Lumberton8
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- Marlton84
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- Moorestown61
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- Beverly6
- Bordentown22
- Browns Mills1
- Burlington35
- Cinnaminson5
- Columbus16
- Florence4
- Hainesport3
- Jobstown1
- Lumberton8
- Maple Shade11
- Marlton84
- Medford67
- Moorestown61
- Mount Holly19
- Mount Laurel89
- Mt Holly3
- Mt Laurel21
- Palmyra9
- Pemberton6
- Riverside1
- Riverton7
- Roebling3
- Southampton7
- Tabernacle1
- Vincentown12
- Westampton4
- Willingboro14
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