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- Auburndale209
- Babson Park12
- Bartow92
- Davenport74
- Dundee22
- Eagle Lake32
- Eloise1
- Fedhaven1
- Fort Meade20
- Frostproof36
- Haines City116
- Highland City17
- Homeland1
- Indian Lake Estates2
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- Lake Alfred25
- Lake Hamilton10
- Lake Wales142
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