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- Addison48
- Bennington40
- Caledonia51
- Chittenden154
- Essex6
- Franklin77
- Grand Isle6
- Lamoille38
- Middlesex1
- Morristown1
- Orange18
- Orleans33
- Rutland93
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- Asphalt and Asphalt Products9
- Concrete Construction: Roads, Highways, Sidewalks, Etc.7
- General Contractor, Highway and Street Construction38
- Grading Contractors3
- Guardrail Construction, Highways2
- Highway and Street Maintenance14
- Highway and Street Paving Contractor9
- Highway Signs and Guardrails1
- Oils-Asphalt and Road191
- Oils-Road191
- Parking Area and Lots Maintenance and Marking45
- Pavement Marking191
- Pavement Sealing3
- Paving Contractors56
- Road Building Contractors31
- Sidewalk Construction1
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