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1045:). Coahoma Community College. Retrieved on July 8, 2017. "Out-of-District Resident: A student who does not live within Bolivar, Coahoma, Quitman, Tallahatchie, and Tunica Counties but does live in some other county in Mississippi."
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1711:New Augusta
1676:Mayersville
1636:Leakesville
1586:Hattiesburg
1511:Coffeeville
1446:Bay Springs
1415:Mississippi
1314:Ghost towns
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1219:communities
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1856:Waynesboro
1811:Starkville
1726:Pascagoula
1706:New Albany
1696:Monticello
1686:Mendenhall
1651:Louisville
1591:Hazlehurst
1566:Greenville
1546:Ellisville
1501:Clarksdale
1496:Charleston
1486:Carrollton
1476:Brookhaven
1466:Booneville
1441:Batesville
1149:Charleston
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1841:Vicksburg
1831:Tylertown
1806:Senatobia
1741:Pittsboro
1681:Meadville
1641:Lexington
1626:Kosciusko
1611:Indianola
1571:Greenwood
1506:Cleveland
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1283:Swan Lake
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1781:Raymond
1776:Raleigh
1771:Quitman
1716:Okolona
1701:Natchez
1646:Liberty
1621:Jackson
1606:Houston
1576:Grenada
1551:Fayette
1541:Decatur
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1531:Corinth
1516:Collins
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1456:Belzoni
1436:Ashland
1278:Sharkey
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1836:Vaiden
1826:Tupelo
1821:Tunica
1816:Sumner
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1786:Ripley
1766:Purvis
1721:Oxford
1631:Laurel
1561:Fulton
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1461:Biloxi
1327:Midway
1268:Paynes
1237:Cowart
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