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- Bridgeport45
- Brookfield20
- Cos Cob6
- Danbury44
- Darien20
- Easton15
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- Greenwich41
- Monroe32
- New Canaan35
- New Fairfield13
- Norwalk67
- Old Greenwich4
- Redding12
- Redding Ridge1
- Ridgefield31
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- Sandy Hook20
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