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- Brisbane23
- Burlingame56
- Colma4
- Daly City53
- El Granada6
- Emerald Hills1
- Foster City9
- Half Moon Bay38
- Hillsborough2
- La Honda1
- Menlo Park51
- Millbrae30
- Montara3
- Moss Beach7
- Pacifica20
- Pescadero8
- Portola Valley5
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- S San Francisco141
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- South San Francisco105
- Woodside4
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