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- Akron1
- Alden2
- Amherst5
- Angola4
- Bowmansville1
- Buffalo134
- Cheektowaga5
- Clarence14
- Clarence Center5
- Collins1
- Depew9
- Derby6
- East Amherst6
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- Akron1
- Alden2
- Amherst5
- Angola4
- Bowmansville1
- Buffalo134
- Cheektowaga5
- Clarence14
- Clarence Center5
- Collins1
- Depew9
- Derby6
- East Amherst6
- East Aurora5
- Eden5
- Elma4
- Getzville3
- Hamburg12
- Holland1
- Kenmore1
- Lackawanna1
- Lake View1
- Lancaster19
- Lawtons1
- Marilla1
- North Boston1
- North Collins1
- North Evans1
- Orchard Park12
- Sardinia1
- South Wales2
- Spring Brook1
- Springville4
- Tonawanda14
- West Falls1
- West Seneca4
- Williamsville5
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