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Council District 2 BELL CENTER WYANDOTTE SMITH BROOKHAVEN OF TOWN RIVERHEAD SUNRISE PONY NESAQUAKE AMBER MARIA SETAUKET NEWCOMB CORCHAUG TA R K I LL BETSY JACOBS WAUWEPEX WAUWEPEX MONTAUK SCOUT NORTH GREEN OAKVIEW PA N A M O K A WYANDANCH LAKESIDE CHIP LIRR CAROLINE ROCKAWAY ZOPHAR MILLS CHEROKEE LAKEVIEW RUSSELL BRIEL MILLS BRIEL GA HEMLOCK SENECA WEEKS MARIAN MATINECOCK IROQU OIS NORTHVIEW CHEEMAUN FOREST Council District 1 Council District 2 FROST Council District 3 MARGINWOOD Council District 4 Council District 5 Council District 6 LIRR HERMITAGE ELMS MARGIN POPPY PHEASANT FAWN MEADOW HUNTERS DEERFIELD TOUSS IE LY M E RING NECK RING LONG BOW KAMOY TSIMIS TRAPPERS L SHELTER HARBOR RANDAL PRIVATE OLD SADDLE GULL DIP GULL ELIZABETH CRESCENT BOW Legend Major Road Street Centerlines Village Area MADELINE D SE HILL SE LROA RAI DEFEN This Document is Dated October 16, 2013. 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