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- Bradford97
- Brookfield27
- Chelsea65
- Corinth23
- East Orange4
- East Randolph8
- East Thetford34
- Fairlee83
- Newbury33
- North Thetford22
- Post Mills14
- Randolph178
- Randolph Center28
- South Strafford15
- Strafford19
- Thetford13
- Thetford Center35
- Topsham12
- Tunbridge53
- Vershire12
- Washington42
- Wells River29
- West Fairlee10
- West Newbury10
- West Topsham27
- Williamstown112
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- Bradford97
- Brookfield27
- Chelsea65
- Corinth23
- East Orange4
- East Randolph8
- East Thetford34
- Fairlee83
- Newbury33
- North Thetford22
- Post Mills14
- Randolph178
- Randolph Center28
- South Strafford15
- Strafford19
- Thetford13
- Thetford Center35
- Topsham12
- Tunbridge53
- Vershire12
- Washington42
- Wells River29
- West Fairlee10
- West Newbury10
- West Topsham27
- Williamstown112
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