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- Antioch17
- Barrington19
- Beach Park3
- Deerfield10
- Fox Lake8
- Gages Lake1
- Grayslake10
- Gurnee20
- Hainesville4
- Highland Park24
- Highwood5
- Ingleside11
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- Highland Park24
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- Lake Villa18
- Lake Zurich21
- Libertyville32
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- Lindenhurst4
- Mundelein26
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- North Chicago7
- Park City1
- Riverwoods1
- Round Lake14
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- Russell1
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- Volo1
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- Wauconda14
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