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1 1 Oregon City Division 66 ` 2 Rockwood, Gresham Division Everett, Golden K Division West Valley, Willamina Division Kamiakin, Yakima Division Port Angeles-Olympic Division Greater Federal Way Division Cheney Division Chilliwack Division St. Helens Day Breakers Division Kamiah Division Ross Island Earlyrisers, Portland Division Battle Ground Division Oak Bay, Victoria Division Yreka Division Columbia River Gorge (The), Corbett Division Oliver Division Cascade Park Division South Riverside, Portland Division Arlington Division Sardis Division Tonasket Division Abbotsford Division The Dalles Division Columbia (The), Kennewick Division Klamath Falls Division Canby Division Caveman, Grants Pass Division Tualatin Division Daffodil Valley, Puyallup Division Horse Heaven Hills (The) Division Marysville Division Monroe Division Montavilla, Portland Division Federal Way Division Courtenay Division Puyallup Division Fort Vancouver, Vancouver Division Liberty Lake Division Riverview, Wenatchee Division French Prairie Woodburn Division Penticton Division East Spokane Division Tetrapolitan Golden K, King City Division Airway Heights Division Oakridge Division Page 1 of 7 -- October 1, September 30, Service
2 47 Corvallis Division Cle Elum Division Florence Division Springfield Division Kelowna Summit Division Greater Tacoma Division Silverdale Division Summerland Division Silverton Division Deer Park Division Orcas Island Division Orofino Division Wenatchee-Apple Valley Division Wilsonville Division Emerald Empire (The), Eugene Division Boulevard, Vancouver Division Damascus-Happy Valley Division Okanogan Division Spokane Valley, Spokane Division Tri-Cities Industry Division Albany Division North Thurston, Lacey Division West Valley, Yakima Division Port Angeles Division Snohomish-Tillicum Division Chena-Fairbanks Division AYN Walnut City, Mc Minnville Division Post Falls Division Tigard Division Redmond Division Wacoka of Cashmere Division Osoyoos Division Kelso Division Gresham Earlyrisers Division Fern Ridge, Veneta Division Saint Helens Division Gig Harbor Division Skagit-Mount Vernon Division 20 M Northeast Spokane Division Baker City Division Molalla Division Clearbrook Division Providence Point, Issaquah Division Greater Kingston Division Greater Poulsbo Division North Mason, Belfair Division Page 2 of 7 -- October 1, September 30, Service
3 92 Portland Division Bohemia Sunrisers, Cottage Grove Division Nanaimo Sunrisers Division Clover Park Division Sisters Division Black Diamond-Maple Valley Division Wenatchee Division Mc Minnville Division Anacortes Division Winthrop Division Eugene Division Grants Pass Division Anacortes, Sunrisers Division Table Rock, Jackson County Division Cedar Hills, Beaverton Division Valley, Auburn (The) Division Tillamook Division Silver Lake-Everett Division Olympia Division University, Anchorage Division AYS Idaho Panhandle, Coeur D'Alene Division West End Puget Sound Division Hood Canal, Hoodsport Division Duncan Division Ferndale Division Issaquah Division Dayton Division Coquille Division Kamloops Division North Spokane Division Tumwater Division Port Orchard Division Bend Division Kirkland Sunrisers Division Gladstone-Oak Grove Division Manson Division University Place, Tacoma Division Apple Valley, Yakima Division Kent Division Salem Division Lewis Clark Valley Division Jacksonville Division Covington Division Industrial Seattle Division Ephrata Division Pendleton Division Page 3 of 7 -- October 1, September 30, Service
4 137 Redmond Division Port Alberni Division Sweet Home Division Grandview Division Selah Division Bellingham Division Victoria Division Yakima Division Hillsboro Division Medical Lake Division White Center Division Kirkland Division Bonney Lake Division Stanwood-Camano Division 20 M Bay Area (The) Division Moses Lake Division Walla Walla Division Newberg Division Sammamish Kiwanis Division Clatskanie Division Lynnwood Division Eastmont, East Wenatchee Division Snoqualmie Valley Division Mercer Island Division Parksville-Qualicum Division Laconner Division 20 M Sunnyside Division Oak Harbor Division Southwest Hills Division Lake Stevens Division Mukilteo Division Puyallup Sunrisers Division Auburn Division Edmonds Division Palmer Division AYS Clackamas Sunrisers Division Bellevue Division Rogue River Division West Vancouver Division Creswell Division Chewelah Division Renton Division Lincoln City Division Burlington-Edison Division 20 M Borealis, Fairbanks Division AYN Centralia-Chehalis Division Page 4 of 7 -- October 1, September 30, Service
5 182 Snohomish Division Tacoma Division Corvallis Sunrisers Division Prineville Division Parkland-Spanaway Division Stayton Division Central Coast, Newport Division Northshore, Bothell Division Port Townsend Division Bainbridge Island Division Woodburn Division Astoria Division Lynden Division Kennewick Division Issaquah Valley Division Hermiston Division Bremerton Division Sandy Division Friday Harbor Division Buckley Division Grangeville Division Cottage Grove Division Mount Vernon Division 20 M Powell River Division South Kitsap Breakfast Division South Hill Spokane Division Vernon-Four Seasons Division Seaside Division Ellensburg-Rodeo City Division Downtown Spokane Division Fircrest Division Troutdale Division Echo Division Shelton Division South Whidbey, Whidbey Island Division Steilacoom Division Silver Valley, Kellogg Division Richland Division Warrenton Division Boardman Division Burns-Hines Division Pasco Division Pioneer Comm - Mason Cty, Shelton Division Milton-Freewater Division Capilano, West Vancouver Division New Westminster Division Page 5 of 7 -- October 1, September 30, Service
6 223 North Vancouver Division Pacific (The), Vancouver Division Prince George Division Richmond Division Vancouver Division White Rock Division Chemainus Crofton Division Sidney Division Golden Ears, Maple Ridge Division Lynden-Breakfast Division Ridge Meadows Division Ballard, Seattle Division Highline, Burien Division North Central, Seattle Division Seattle Division Shoreline Division University, Seattle Division West Seattle Division Crossroads Division Edgewood-Fife-Milton Division Enumclaw Division Kent-AM Division Meridian-Kent Division Juan De Fuca, Port Angeles Division Sequim-Dungeness Division Kristmas Town, Shelton Division Montesano Division Ocean Shores Division South Bend Division Cathlamet Division Longview Division Scappoose Division Salmon Creek, Vancouver Division Hillyard Division West Spokane Division West Valley, Spokane Division Coeur D'Alene Division Saint Maries Division Sandpoint Division Colville Division Nelson Division Republic Division Trail Division Ellensburg Division Goldendale Division Prosser Division Page 6 of 7 -- October 1, September 30, Service
7 223 Moscow Division Pullman Division Bridgetown Division Kiwanis Club of Lebanon Division Takena, Albany Division Roseburg Division Bandon By-The-Sea Division Cascadia Division Madras Division Hermiston Breakfast Club Division Ashland Division Linkville, Klamath Falls Division Medford Division Weed-Lake Shastina Division Brewster Division Omak Division Fairbanks Division AYN Whitehorse Division AYN Kodiak Division AYS 0.00 Closed Tsawwassen, Ladner Division Closed Esquimalt Division Closed Lake Whatcom Division Closed Langley District 100 Division Closed Pe Ell Division Closed Ilwaco-Long Beach Division Closed Rathdrum-Lakeland Division Closed Forest Grove Division Closed Manza-Whee-Lem, Nehalem Division Closed Coos Bay Division Closed Downtown Kamloops Division Page 7 of 7 -- October 1, September 30, Service
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1 01109 Washtucna 1 0 1.00 32,393 4,029 260.0 25,531 01147 Othello 5 0 3.75 34,701 4,976 260.0 35,987 01158 Lind 1 0 0.36 20,609 5,261 260.0 21,925 01160 Ritzville 1 0 1.00 36,504 4,220 260.0 36,504 02250
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State Total 5,680,250,121 959,540.81 5,919.76 5,233,439,835 949,349.09 5,512.66 4,811,999,983 936,394.71 5,138.86 20,000 and Over Seattle 26,826,589 45,708.23 586.91 26,826,589 45,441.15 590.36 18,536,025
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State Total/Average: 2,257,657,771 2,368,487,239 2,138,425,187 119,232,584 29.34% 26.79% 323,910,257 320,081,191 1.542 Adams Co. 01109 Washtucna 150,000 340,117 150,000 0 28.00% 18.14% 199,681 199,681
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