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- Bellows Falls120
- Brattleboro442
- Brookline8
- Dummerston11
- East Dover14
- Grafton11
- Guilford14
- Jacksonville7
- Londonderry15
- Marlboro14
- Newfane23
- Putney60
- Saxtons River28
- South Londonderry9
- South Newfane6
- Townshend18
- Vernon32
- Wardsboro1
- West Dover46
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- Bellows Falls120
- Brattleboro442
- Brookline8
- Dummerston11
- East Dover14
- Grafton11
- Guilford14
- Jacksonville7
- Londonderry15
- Marlboro14
- Newfane23
- Putney60
- Saxtons River28
- South Londonderry9
- South Newfane6
- Townshend18
- Vernon32
- Wardsboro1
- West Dover46
- West Halifax5
- West Townshend4
- West Wardsboro9
- Westminster30
- Westminster Sta3
- Westminster Station1
- Whitingham15
- Williamsville7
- Wilmington60
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