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- Accokeek12
- Adelphi4
- Andrews Air Force Base2
- Beltsville116
- Berwyn Heights2
- Bladensburg8
- Bowie94
- Brandywine15
- Brentwood11
- Capitol Heights61
- Cheltenham1
- Cheverly1
- Clinton49
- College Park36
- Forestville2
- Fort Washington24
- Greenbelt28
- Hyattsville74
- Landover28
- Lanham37
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- Accokeek12
- Adelphi4
- Andrews Air Force Base2
- Beltsville116
- Berwyn Heights2
- Bladensburg8
- Bowie94
- Brandywine15
- Brentwood11
- Capitol Heights61
- Cheltenham1
- Cheverly1
- Clinton49
- College Park36
- Forestville2
- Fort Washington24
- Greenbelt28
- Hyattsville74
- Landover28
- Lanham37
- Laurel93
- Mitchellville4
- Mount Rainier1
- New Carrollton6
- Oxon Hill9
- Riverdale14
- Springdale2
- Suitland7
- Temple Hills42
- Upper Marlboro84
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