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- Astoria58
- Bayside8
- Bellerose4
- College Point7
- Corona20
- East Elmhurst7
- Elmhurst17
- Far Rockaway19
- Flushing309
- Forest Hills6
- Fresh Meadows9
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- College Point7
- Corona20
- East Elmhurst7
- Elmhurst17
- Far Rockaway19
- Flushing309
- Forest Hills6
- Fresh Meadows9
- Glen Oaks1
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- Jackson Heights23
- Jamaica185
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- Maspeth7
- Middle Village2
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- Ridgewood17
- Rockaway Park3
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- South Richmond Hill13
- Springfield Gardens7
- Sunnyside13
- Whitestone2
- Woodhaven5
- Woodside11
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