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- Albion1
- Central Falls35
- Chepachet5
- Cranston212
- Cumberland52
- East Providence83
- Foster1
- Greenville21
- North Smithfield19
- Pawtucket115
- Providence708
- Riverside35
- Rumford22
- Smithfield42
- Woonsocket62
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- Telephone Communications, Except Radiotelephone418
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