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Count of Members by Females & Males in Clubs GN1569 COUNT OF MEMBERS BY FEMALES & MALES IN CLUBS Figures Reflect Changes Reported on the November 2006 Club District Number Club Name Females Male TOTAL District 331 A 24804 AKABIRA 1 21 22 District 331 A 24807 ASHIBETSU 1 55 56 District 331 A 24814 BIBAI 0 33 33 District 331 A 24817 CHIPPUBETSU 0 40 40 District 331 A 24818 CHITOSE 0 33 33 District 331 A 24820 EBEOTSU 1 25 26 District 331 A 24821 EBETSU 5 45 50 District 331 A 24824 ENIWA 0 86 86 District 331 A 24827 FUKAGAWA 0 38 38 District 331 A 24843 IWAMIZAWA 0 69 69 District 331 A 24845 IWAMIZAWA CHUO 0 57 57 District 331 A 24855 KITAHIROSHIMA 0 39 39 District 331 A 24868 MIKASA 1 23 24 District 331 A 24875 NAGANUMA 3 24 27 District 331 A 24876 NAIE 0 31 31 District 331 A 24878 NANPORO 2 24 26 District 331 A 24884 NUMATA 0 39 39 District 331 A 24901 SAPPORO MOIWA 4 45 49 District 331 A 24902 SAPPORO MUINE 0 10 10 District 331 A 24904 SAPPORO 0 33 33 District 331 A 24905 SAPPORO ACACIA 0 51 51 District 331 A 24906 SAPPORO CHUO 0 20 20 District 331 A 24907 SAPPORO ELM 0 67 67 District 331 A 24908 SAPPORO POPLAR 0 63 63 District 331 A 24909 SAPPORO LILAC 0 66 66 District 331 A 24910 SAPPORO SUZURAN 3 30 33 District 331 A 24917 SUNAGAWA 0 46 46 District 331 A 24919 SHINTOTSUKAWA 1 27 28 District 331 A 24923 TAKIKAWA 2 47 49 District 331 A 24924 TOBETSU 0 37 37 District 331 A 24930 TSUKIGATA 0 32 32 District 331 A 24936 URAUSU 0 25 25 District 331 A 24937 UTASHINAI 0 26 26 District 331 A 24942 YUBARI 2 13 15 District 331 A 24943 YUBARI CHUO 2 11 13 District 331 A 24944 YUNI 0 19 19 District 331 A 30060 JOZANKEI L C 2 20 22 District 331 A 30168 SAPPORO CLARK 1 33 34 District 331 A 30381 ISHIKARI 4 46 50 District 331 A 30425 URYU 0 24 24 District 331 A 32035 HOKURYU 0 40 40 District 331 A 34151 SAPPORO MARUYAMA 4 50 54 District 331 A 36085 SAPPORO AURORA 2 40 42 District 331 A 37013 SAPPORO HAMANASU 0 26 26 District 331 A 37540 SAPPORO TOKEIDAI 0 65 65 District 331 A 38933 SAPPORO LIBERTY 0 36 36 District 331 A 40720 TAKIKAWA CHUO 1 45 46 District 331 A 41425 CHITOSE CHUO 1 29 30 District 331 A 41770 SAPPORO SHIRAKABA 0 39 39 District 331 A 43571 SAPPORO HOKUTO 1 38 39 District 331 A 44494 SAPPORO FRONTIER 0 77 77 District 331 A 44599 SAPPORO TEINE 0 29 29 District 331 A 44791 SAPPORO PIONEER 0 25 25 District 331 A 44913 SAPPORO KIYOTA 0 61 61 District 331 A 46124 IWAMIZAWA GREEN 5 40 45 District 331 A 46125 SAPPORO SNOW 0 23 23 District 331 A 47122 SAPPORO SHIROISHI 0 46 46 District 331 A 47202 SAPPORO HITSUJIGAOKA 5 28 33 District 331 A 47342 SAPPORO UTOPIA 2 22 24 District 331 A 49867 SAPPORO UNITY 0 14 14 District 331 A 51427 SAPPORO OHDORI 3 36 39 District 331 A 52985 EBETSU GREEN 1 34 35 District 331 A 53471 SAPPORO SOSEI 1 22 23 District 331 A 55303 SAPPORO NAKAJIMA 1 46 47 District 331 A 55382 SAPPORO MINAMI 0 18 18 District 331 A 55622 SAPPORO ASAHI 3 21 24 District 331 A 56407 SAPPORO NISHI 6 42 48 District 331 A 56566 SAPPORO SUSUKINO 2 44 46 District 331 A 56736 SAPPORO GREEN 5 42 47 District 331 A 57769 SAPPORO ROYAL 2 10 12 District 331 A 61160 SAPPORO HIGASHI 3 30 33 District 331 A 61344 SAPPORO SENIOR 6 18 24 District 331 A 76063 SAPPORO NORTH 4 29 33 District 331 A 77883 SAPPORO COSMIC SENIOR 19 1 20 District 331 A 78448 SAPPORO AKARENGA 2 40 42 District 331 A 78798 SORACHI 1 30 31 District 331 A 84554 SAPPORO WAKABA 1 25 26 Total Members: 116 2,734 2,850 Total Clubs: 77.
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