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- Belleair4
- Belleair Beach7
- Belleair Bluffs3
- Clearwater1700
- Clearwater Beach10
- Crystal Beach4
- Dunedin173
- Gulfport34
- Indian Rocks Beach38
- Indian Shores7
- Kenneth City15
- Largo631
- Madeira Beach50
- Oldsmar100
- Ozona13
- Palm Harbor331
- Pinellas Park225
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