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2150:Moyamensing
2006:River Wards
1956:Modena Park
1910:Wissinoming
1776:Beggarstown
1760:Wissahickon
1676:Feltonville
1605:Upper North
1540:N3RD Street
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1477:Lower North
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1423:Spruce Hill
1358:Cobbs Creek
1295:Kingsessing
1247:Wilson Park
1192:Packer Park
1182:Moyamensing
1147:Grays Ferry
1107:Bella Vista
1021:Center City
468:heavyweight
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309:Mexican War
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2286:Categories
2253:Roxborough
2213:Germantown
2145:Kensington
2107:Germantown
2097:Bridesburg
2029:Kensington
2024:Harrowgate
2014:Bridesburg
1986:Torresdale
1895:Rhawnhurst
1865:Holmesburg
1801:Mount Airy
1791:Germantown
1781:Cedarbrook
1755:Roxborough
1740:East Falls
1648:Swampoodle
1500:Callowhill
1453:Wynnefield
1388:Mill Creek
1373:Haddington
1353:Cedar Park
1290:Hog Island
1132:Fabric Row
724:2012-07-06
703:2012-07-06
682:2012-07-06
611:Disston AA
605:Disston AA
514:Navy Cross
429:New Jersey
301:Kensington
181:Population
108:75°02′35″W
105:40°01′37″N
2266:Footnotes
2185:Townships
2170:Southwark
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2102:Frankford
1976:Pennypack
1951:Millbrook
1936:Bustleton
1855:Frankford
1850:Fox Chase
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1257:Southwest
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1202:Pennsport
1157:Hawthorne
1152:Greenwich
1039:Chinatown
625:Citations
510:Al Schmid
407:In 1894,
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2228:Moreland
2208:Delaware
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2092:Aramingo
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1530:Ivy Hill
1490:Belfield
1485:Badlands
1408:Parkside
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1280:Eastwick
1137:FDR Park
1064:Old City
480:in 1840.
284:County.
212:Delaware
2203:Byberry
2198:Bristol
2140:Belmont
1941:Byberry
1885:Mayfair
1870:Juniata
1735:Andorra
1585:Stanton
1242:Whitman
1237:Wharton
1187:Newbold
888:Sources
470:fighter
364:Tacony,
305:Trenton
263:History
217:tèkhane
133:Country
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2238:Oxford
2066:Cities
2056:Former
1905:Tacony
1806:Wister
1796:Morton
1696:Ogontz
1565:Poplar
1535:Ludlow
1383:Mantua
1363:Dunlap
1265:Angora
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1691:Logan
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