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542:15.6%
537:1,346
527:13.1%
522:1,164
507:1,029
497:52.3%
288:is a
235:49073
224:(EDT)
222:UTC-4
201:UTC-5
182:1,537
115:Barry
98:State
1255:CDPs
1205:Hope
1082:City
995:2012
970:2015
948:2012
918:2009
877:2024
855:2008
829:2008
801:2022
698:2020
683:2010
677:1.8%
668:2000
662:1.6%
653:1990
647:4.5%
638:1980
632:2.2%
623:1970
608:1960
602:7.4%
593:1950
587:2.4%
578:1940
563:1930
557:2.2%
548:1920
533:1910
518:1900
512:5.2%
503:1890
488:1880
473:1870
461:Note
456:Pop.
384:plat
264:GNIS
137:Area
492:978
477:642
350:by
300:of
292:in
247:517
215:DST
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