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- Depoe Bay121
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- Gleneden Beach39
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- Amusement Parks7
- Amusement Services226
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- Bowling Centers14
- Coin-Operated Amusement Devices9
- Dance Studios, Schools, and Halls16
- Hotels and Motels894
- Membership Sports and Recreation Clubs22
- Museums and Art Galleries70
- Performing Arts32
- Physical Fitness Facilities54
- Public Golf Courses11
- Racing, Including Track Operations4
- Recreational Vehicle Parks and Campsites165
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- Toys and Hobby Goods and Supplies9
- Travel Agencies59
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