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- Arverne1
- Astoria105
- Bayside47
- Bellerose10
- Cambria Heights6
- College Point12
- Corona15
- East Elmhurst14
- Elmhurst18
- Far Rockaway31
- Flushing684
- Forest Hills65
- Fresh Meadows39
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- Jackson Heights30
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