Astoria, New York (NY) Operators of Nonresidential Buildings Companies
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- Bayside43
- Bellerose3
- Cambria Heights3
- College Point4
- Corona29
- East Elmhurst10
- Elmhurst27
- Far Rockaway6
- Flushing268
- Forest Hills68
- Fresh Meadows29
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- Bayside43
- Bellerose3
- Cambria Heights3
- College Point4
- Corona29
- East Elmhurst10
- Elmhurst27
- Far Rockaway6
- Flushing268
- Forest Hills68
- Fresh Meadows29
- Glen Oaks3
- Hollis15
- Howard Beach8
- Jackson Heights25
- Jamaica126
- Kew Gardens9
- Little Neck6
- Long Island City152
- Maspeth31
- Middle Village14
- Oakland Gardens20
- Ozone Park11
- Queens Village11
- Rego Park23
- Richmond Hill14
- Ridgewood34
- Rockaway Park10
- Rosedale13
- Saint Albans3
- South Ozone Park6
- South Richmond Hill16
- Springfield Gardens6
- Sunnyside6
- Whitestone20
- Woodhaven9
- Woodside29
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