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- Bozrah8
- East Lyme5
- Gales Ferry9
- Gilman2
- Groton35
- Hadlyme3
- Jewett City9
- Lebanon15
- Ledyard1
- Montville5
- Mystic19
- New London18
- Niantic10
- North Franklin6
- North Stonington8
- Norwich36
- Oakdale7
- Old Lyme20
- Pawcatuck10
- Preston5
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- Bozrah8
- East Lyme5
- Gales Ferry9
- Gilman2
- Groton35
- Hadlyme3
- Jewett City9
- Lebanon15
- Ledyard1
- Montville5
- Mystic19
- New London18
- Niantic10
- North Franklin6
- North Stonington8
- Norwich36
- Oakdale7
- Old Lyme20
- Pawcatuck10
- Preston5
- Quaker Hill4
- Salem4
- Stonington17
- Taftville2
- Uncasville9
- Versailles3
- Voluntown2
- Waterford27
- Yantic4
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