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- Brunswick20
- Cape Elizabeth4
- Casco3
- Cumberland Center10
- Cumberland Foreside1
- East Baldwin16
- Falmouth19
- Freeport20
- Gorham37
- Gray44
- Harpswell18
- Harrison5
- Naples16
- New Gloucester34
- North Yarmouth17
- Orrs Island4
- Portland181
- Pownal1
- Raymond19
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- South Portland104
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