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- Winn40
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- Alton60
- Bangor9532
- Bradford115
- Bradley124
- Brewer1869
- Burlington25
- Carmel276
- Carroll Plt3
- Charleston137
- Clifton63
- Corinna234
- Corinth277
- Costigan5
- Dedham118
- Dexter526
- Dixmont124
- East Corinth31
- East Millinocket225
- East Newport8
- Eddington241
- Enfield53
- Etna103
- Exeter100
- Garland66
- Glenburn341
- Greenbush71
- Greenfield Twp3
- Hampden968
- Hermon709
- Holden441
- Howland137
- Hudson113
- Indian Island51
- Kenduskeag125
- Kingman18
- Lagrange54
- Lee99
- Levant223
- Lincoln857
- Lincoln Center4
- Macwahoc Plt2
- Mattawamkeag93
- Medway175
- Milford206
- Millinocket727
- Molunkis Twp2
- Mt Chase6
- Newburgh135
- Newport673
- Olamon7
- Old Town885
- Orono825
- Orrington403
- Passadumkeag31
- Patten230
- Plymouth116
- Ripley35
- Seboeis Plt2
- Sherman Station20
- Springfield56
- Stacyville29
- Stetson97
- Stillwater23
- Veazie156
- West Enfield133
- Winn40
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