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- Edgewater3
- Elmwood Park3
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- Englewood Cliffs22
- Fairview1
- Fort Lee7
- Garfield12
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- Hackensack16
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- Ramsey6
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- Ridgewood5
- River Vale5
- Rochelle Park8
- Rockleigh1
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- Teaneck3
- Tenafly7
- Upper Saddle Rvr3
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