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- Cemetery Subdividers And Developers415
- Dwelling Operators, Except Apartments116
- Mobile Home Site Operators974
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- Alamance2
- Anson3
- Brunswick9
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- Burke2
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- Carteret3
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- Cherokee2
- Clay1
- Cumberland11
- Dare8
- Davidson1
- Durham2
- Forsyth20
- Franklin1
- Gaston3
- Guilford10
- Haywood1
- Henderson4
- Iredell5
- Johnston3
- Macon3
- Mecklenburg63
- Moore2
- New Hanover18
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- Onslow4
- Orange3
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- Pitt3
- Robeson2
- Rowan6
- Stanly1
- Union2
- Wake57
- Watauga3
- Wayne1
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