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- Ravensdale6
- Redmond16
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- Auburn19
- Bellevue9
- Black Diamond3
- Bothell19
- Burien1
- Carnation5
- Covington4
- Des Moines3
- Duvall14
- Enumclaw31
- Fall City4
- Federal Way3
- Kenmore6
- Kent22
- Kirkland3
- Lake Forest Park1
- Maple Valley14
- Newcastle1
- North Bend9
- Pacific2
- Ravensdale6
- Redmond16
- Renton30
- Sammamish1
- Seatac2
- Seattle25
- Shoreline4
- Snoqualmie3
- Tukwila1
- Vashon5
- Woodinville17
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