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- Belleville55
- Canton58
- Dearborn23
- Dearborn Heights63
- Detroit1920
- Ecorse7
- Garden City24
- Grosse Ile10
- Grosse Pointe27
- Hamtramck1
- Harper Woods4
- Highland Park7
- Inkster90
- Lincoln Park26
- Livonia123
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- New Boston39
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- Plymouth51
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