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Leggett Valley Volunteer Fire Department
14 North Leggett Old Highway 1
Leggett CA 95585
(707) 925-6334
Piercy Chapter Twenty Two United Cultivators And Patients' Cooperative
Leggett CA 95585
(707) 984-8927
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