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- Bailey Island69
- Bridgton994
- Brunswick4133
- Cape Elizabeth1004
- Casco413
- Chebeague Island76
- Cliff Island10
- Cumberland39
- Cumberland Center667
- Cumberland Foreside140
- Cundys Harbor7
- East Baldwin75
- Falmouth2046
- Freeport1590
- Frye Island7
- Gorham1957
- Gray1119
- Great Diamond Is5
- Harpswell343
- Harrison344
- Little Dimond Is1
- Long Island52
- Naples643
- New Gloucester720
- North Bridgton39
- North Yarmouth469
- Orrs Island89
- Peaks Island148
- Portland19148
- Pownal169
- Raymond704
- Scarborough4152
- Sebago168
- Sebago Lake29
- South Casco62
- South Freeport64
- South Harpswell137
- South Portland5369
- South Windham18
- Standish855
- Steep Falls119
- West Baldwin91
- Westbrook2637
- Windham2804
- Yarmouth1681
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