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- Chest Springs4
- Colver5
- Conemaugh1
- Cresson40
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- Ebensburg121
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- Hastings22
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- Loretto19
- Mineral Point12
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- Nicktown10
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- Ashville11
- Barnesboro17
- Beaverdale4
- Carrolltown20
- Cassandra4
- Chest Springs4
- Colver5
- Conemaugh1
- Cresson40
- Dysart1
- Ebensburg121
- Elmora1
- Elton1
- Fallentimber16
- Flinton4
- Gallitzin27
- Hastings22
- Johnstown584
- Lilly11
- Loretto19
- Mineral Point12
- Nanty Glo7
- Nicktown10
- Northern Cambria14
- Parkhill1
- Patton37
- Portage42
- Saint Benedict1
- Saint Michael5
- Salix12
- Sidman3
- Spangler4
- St Michael6
- Twin Rocks1
- Vintondale2
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