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- Avondale4
- Buckeye9
- Cave Creek7
- Chandler23
- El Mirage3
- Fountain Hills5
- Gila Bend1
- Glendale77
- Goodyear5
- Guadalupe3
- Higley2
- Laveen5
- Litchfield Park1
- Luke Air Force Base9
- Mesa116
- New River1
- Paradise Valley3
- Peoria23
- Phoenix425
- Queen Creek11
- Scottsdale121
- Sun City2
- Sun City West1
- Surprise15
- Tempe91
- Tolleson6
- Waddell2
- Wickenburg2
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