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1 14 1540 Simm Place Road ** Total 533.01 1.30 534.31 1 16 1 14 1540 SIMM PLACE ROAD ** TOTAL 533.01 1.30 534.31 1 16 1429 MAIN STREET ** TOTAL 1283.40 3.14 1286.54 1 17 1427 ROUTE 539 ** TOTAL 1089.27 2.66 1091.93 3 1.01 1064 CEDAR BRIDGE ROAD ** TOTAL 901.05 2.20 903.25 3 2 MICAJAS ROAD E/S ** TOTAL 48.25 .12 48.37 3 6 MICAJAS ROAD E/S ** TOTAL 5.24 .01 5.25 4 1.01 1072 CEDAR BRIDGE ROAD ** TOTAL 1872.79 5.72 1878.51 4 2 MICAJAS ROAD W/S ** TOTAL 4.65 .01 4.66 4 9.02 1300 PANCOAST ROAD ** TOTAL 1301.06 3.18 1304.24 4 10 QFARM PANCOAST ROAD N/S ** TOTAL 26.16 .06 26.22 4 11 QFARM ROUTE 539 E/S ** TOTAL 25.00 .06 25.06 4 22 1478 PANCOAST ROAD ** TOTAL 563.24 1.38 564.62 4 24 ROUTE 539 E/S ** TOTAL 37.79 .09 37.88 5 2 1236 GRAYS ROAD ** TOTAL 1115.17 2.73 1117.90 5 3 1295 PANCOAST ROAD ** TOTAL 1154.37 2.82 1157.19 7 3 SIMM PLACE ROAD SOUTH OF ** TOTAL .01 .00 .01 7 8.01 1515 SIMM PLACE ROAD ** TOTAL 1057.88 2.59 1060.47 8 4 ROUTE 539 W/S ** TOTAL -.01 .00 -.01 9 1.01 PANCOAST ROAD S/S ** TOTAL 136.60 .33 136.93 9 1.02 PANCOAST & MIDDLE RD ** TOTAL 195.30 .48 195.78 9 7 1478 CERVETTO ROAD ** TOTAL 357.04 .87 357.91 10 3 1632 MAIN STREET ** TOTAL 763.14 1.87 765.01 10 6 1469 CERVETTO ROAD ** TOTAL 888.31 2.17 890.48 11 9 1361 PANCOAST ROAD ** TOTAL 1200.87 2.94 1203.81 11 10 PANCOAST ROAD S/S ** TOTAL 3.49 .01 3.50 11 14 MIDDLE ROAD E/S ** TOTAL 5.24 .01 5.25 14 1 QFARM OLD MANAHAWKIN N/S ** TOTAL 8.14 .02 8.16 17 16 APPLEBY ESTATES ** TOTAL 4.96 .01 4.97 22 5 EVERGREEN HEIGHTS ** TOTAL .59 .00 .59 23.01 20 EVERGREEN HEIGHTS ** TOTAL 1.75 .00 1.75 25.02 22.01 OPEN SPACE ** TOTAL 151.71 .37 152.08 25.02 33 107 ASHBURN AVENUE ** TOTAL 238.32 .58 238.90 25.02 43 149 ASHBURN AVENUE ** TOTAL 2387.78 8.55 2396.33 25.03 7 50 ASHBURN AVENUE ** TOTAL 1701.32 4.78 1706.10 25.03 24 51 BRADSHAW DRIVE ** TOTAL 2222.23 7.64 2229.87 25.04 5 18 BRADSHAW DRIVE ** TOTAL 13.95 .03 13.98 25.04 17 70 BRADSHAW DRIVE ** TOTAL 1844.31 5.56 1849.87 25.04 18 74 BRADSHAW DRIVE ** TOTAL 1832.69 5.50 1838.19 25.04 19 78 BRADSHAW DRIVE ** TOTAL 1357.27 3.31 1360.58 25.06 1 86 ASHBURN AVENUE ** TOTAL 2322.17 7.43 2329.60 25.06 3 94 ASHBURN AVENUE ** TOTAL 238.32 .58 238.90 25.06 4 98 ASHBURN AVENUE ** TOTAL 2091.92 6.93 2098.85 25.06 10 OPEN SPACE ** TOTAL 1.17 .00 1.17 25.06 18 156 ASHBURN AVENUE ** TOTAL 255.00 .62 255.62 26 22 ROUTE 72 WEST OF ** TOTAL .01 .00 .01 26 28 2365 ROUTE 72 WEST ** TOTAL 876.80 2.14 878.94 29 2 C01 83 ASH ROAD ** TOTAL 793.99 4.37 798.36 29 2 C11 12 ELM ROAD ** TOTAL 762.88 1.86 764.74 29 2 C12 10 ELM ROAD ** TOTAL 723.35 1.77 725.12 31 1 C21 28 FIR ROAD ** TOTAL 781.20 1.91 783.11 32 1 C06 9 FIR ROAD ** TOTAL 744.86 1.82 746.68 32 1 C08 13 FIR ROAD ** TOTAL 665.54 1.63 667.17 32 1 C14 25 FIR ROAD ** TOTAL 795.42 1.94 797.36 32 1 C29 60 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 576.30 1.41 577.71 32 1 C30 58 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 484.46 1.18 485.64 32 1 C33 52 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 637.64 1.56 639.20 32 1 C34 50 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 559.75 3.08 562.83 32 1 C35 48 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL -.43 .00 -.43 32 1 C43 32 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 460.05 1.12 461.17 33 1 C01A 16B MAGNOLIA ROAD ** TOTAL 349.92 .86 350.78 33 1 C05 47 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 649.26 1.59 650.85 33 1 C18B 42B STAGE ROAD ** TOTAL 345.85 .85 346.70 33 1 C19B 44B STAGE ROAD ** TOTAL 361.54 .88 362.42 33 1 C20A 44A MAGNOLIA ROAD ** TOTAL 397.58 .97 398.55 33 1 C33 18 MAGNOLIA ROAD ** TOTAL .04 .00 .04 34 1 C05 9 MAGNOLIA ROAD ** TOTAL 467.25 1.14 468.39 34 1 C09 17 MAGNOLIA ROAD ** TOTAL 555.68 1.36 557.04 34 1 C10 19 MAGNOLIA ROAD ** TOTAL .01 .00 .01 34 1 C14 27 MAGNOLIA ROAD ** TOTAL 411.22 1.01 412.23 34 1 C15 29 MAGNOLIA ROAD ** TOTAL 7.45 .00 7.45 34 1 C21 41 MAGNOLIA ROAD ** TOTAL 575.44 1.41 576.85 34 1 C22B 43A MAGNOLIA ROAD ** TOTAL 301.38 .74 302.12 34 1 C25A 58A DOGWOOD ROAD ** TOTAL 345.85 1.55 347.40 35 1 C01 13 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 478.37 1.17 479.54 35 1 C02 15 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 449.31 2.47 451.78 35 1 C05 21 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 375.77 .92 376.69 35 1 C09 29 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 453.38 1.11 454.49 35 1 C12 35 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 518.17 1.27 519.44 35 1 C15 41 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 359.89 .88 360.77 35 1 C27 8 DOGWOOD ROAD ** TOTAL 1.10 .00 1.10 36 1 C02B 20B SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL .98 .00 .98 36 1 C05B 18A SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 371.42 .91 372.33 36 1 C09B 16A SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 371.42 .91 372.33 36 1 C11A 16C SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 235.96 .58 236.54 36 1 C15A 14C SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 341.78 .84 342.62 36 1 C16A 14D SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 345.85 .85 346.70 36 1 C18 10 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 406.30 .99 407.29 37 1 C03 4A WALNUT ROAD ** TOTAL 348.75 .85 349.60 37 1 C06 6D WALNUT ROAD ** TOTAL 362.70 .89 363.59 37 1 C07 6A WALNUT ROAD ** TOTAL 362.70 .89 363.59 37 1 C12 8B WALNUT ROAD ** TOTAL 348.75 .85 349.60 37 1 C17 9 DOGWOOD ROAD ** TOTAL 474.89 1.16 476.05 37 1 C21A 6A ORANGE AVENUE ** TOTAL 283.35 .69 284.04 37 1 C23 4 ORANGE AVENUE ** TOTAL 580.09 3.19 583.28 37 1 C31 10 WALNUT ROAD ** TOTAL 562.65 1.38 564.03 38 2 C01 31 DOGWOOD ROAD ** TOTAL 449.31 1.10 450.41 38 2 C04 37 DOGWOOD ROAD ** TOTAL 449.31 2.47 451.78 38 2 C06 41 DOGWOOD ROAD ** TOTAL 584.74 1.43 586.17 38 2 C07 43 DOGWOOD ROAD ** TOTAL 445.82 1.09 446.91 38 2 C20A 51A DOGWOOD ROAD ** TOTAL 345.85 .85 346.70 38 2 C22 12 ACORN ROAD ** TOTAL 386.81 .95 387.76 38 2 C24 8 ACORN ROAD ** TOTAL 18.00 .04 18.04 38 2 C25 6 ACORN ROAD ** TOTAL 575.44 3.16 578.60 38 2 C27 2 ACORN ROAD ** TOTAL 499.57 1.22 500.79 39 1 C07B 1B ACORN ROAD ** TOTAL 388.28 .95 389.23 39 1 C13A 22 CRANBERRY ROAD ** TOTAL 343.93 .84 344.77 39 1 C23A 30 CRANBERRY ROAD ** TOTAL 1.35 .00 1.35 39 1 C24B 13A ACORN ROAD ** TOTAL 335.18 .82 336.00 39 1 C26A 36 CRANBERRY ROAD ** TOTAL 283.35 .69 284.04 40 1 7 SYCAMORE ROAD ** TOTAL 525.45 1.28 526.73 40 2 C12B 11B WALNUT ROAD ** TOTAL 371.42 .91 372.33 42 1.12 61 HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1765.84 5.13 1770.97 42 1.16 53 HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1788.20 5.26 1793.46 42 1.17 51 HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1659.75 4.55 1664.30 42 1.21 43 HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 2077.67 6.85 2084.52 42.01 5 17 HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 2090.18 6.92 2097.10 42.01 10 7 HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1836.17 5.52 1841.69 42.03 7 4 MULBERRY DRIVE ** TOTAL 1667.61 4.59 1672.20 42.04 5 12 HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1670.82 4.61 1675.43 42.05 4 23 MULBERRY DRIVE ** TOTAL .01 .00 .01 42.05 8 31 MULBERRY DRIVE ** TOTAL 25.07 .06 25.13 42.05 20 64 HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1742.01 9.58 1751.59 42.05 26 52 HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1698.42 4.76 1703.18 42.05 31 42 HONEYSUCKLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1716.44 4.86 1721.30 42.06 17 50 MULBERRY DRIVE ** TOTAL 1826.29 10.04 1836.33 43.02 9 98 LONGWOOD DRIVE ** TOTAL 1199.70 2.93 1202.63 43.03 12 55 DEERFIELD DRIVE ** TOTAL .01 .00 .01 43.03 15 61 DEERFIELD DRIVE ** TOTAL .04 .00 .04 43.04 16 96 DEERFIELD DRIVE ** TOTAL .01 .00 .01 43.05 7 15 NEWPORT ROAD ** TOTAL 1059.62 2.59 1062.21 43.07 14 138 ATLANTIC HILLS BLVD ** TOTAL 933.19 2.28 935.47 43.07 16 134 ATLANTIC HILLS BLVD ** TOTAL .01 .00 .01 43.08 7 54 LOOKOUT DRIVE ** TOTAL 977.36 2.39 979.75 43.12 3 141 LONGWOOD DRIVE ** TOTAL 834.32 2.04 836.36 43.12 12 123 LONGWOOD DRIVE ** TOTAL 1027.07 2.51 1029.58 43.12 37 73 SUMMERHILL DRIVE ** TOTAL .16 .00 .16 43.12 46 55 LOOKOUT DRIVE ** TOTAL 979.99 2.40 982.39 43.12 64 31 HIGHLAND DRIVE ** TOTAL 1024.75 2.50 1027.25 44.01 25.01 C01 1145 BEACON AVENUE ** TOTAL -.05 .00 -.05 44.01 25.01 C03 1145 BEACON AVENUE ** TOTAL 1992.45 6.38 1998.83 44.02 2 16 LIGHTHOUSE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1685.05 4.69 1689.74 44.02 27 85 NAUTILUS DRIVE ** TOTAL 3202.11 17.61 3219.72 44.02 36 C06 53 NAUTILUS DRIVE ** TOTAL 1354.66 3.31 1357.97 44.02 38 41 NAUTILUS DRIVE ** TOTAL 34.14 .08 34.22 44.03 28 1015 WHISPERING OAK CIR ** TOTAL 1794.32 5.29 1799.61 44.03 38 1055 WHISPERING OAK CIR ** TOTAL 1653.18 4.51 1657.69 44.03 40 959 BARNACLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1254.34 3.07 1257.41 44.04 12 77 ANCHOR AVENUE ** TOTAL 1488.59 3.64 1492.23 44.04 20 1042 WHISPERING OAK CIR ** TOTAL 1542.68 3.90 1546.58 44.05 8 49 CREST AVENUE ** TOTAL 1054.39 2.58 1056.97 44.05 20 32 ANCHOR AVENUE ** TOTAL 363.87 .89 364.76 44.07 1 74 ANCHOR/974 STARBOARD ** TOTAL 381.89 .93 382.82 44.07 2 978 STARBOARD AVENUE ** TOTAL 358.05 .88 358.93 44.07 14 89 LIGHTHOUSE DRIVE ** TOTAL 807.62 1.97 809.59 44.07 24 1069 WHISPERING OAK LANE ** TOTAL 4.52 .00 4.52 44.08 7 49 CAPSTAN AVENUE ** TOTAL 1467.66 8.07 1475.73 44.08 20 1015 BARNACLE DRIVE ** TOTAL .39 .00 .39 44.08 26 72 LIGHTHOUSE DRIVE ** TOTAL 437.19 1.07 438.26 44.08 29 60 LIGHTHOUSE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1108.45 2.71 1111.16 44.09 23 60 CAPSTAN AVENUE ** TOTAL 1200.29 2.93 1203.22 44.09 24 56 CAPSTAN AVENUE ** TOTAL 1122.40 2.74 1125.14 44.10 8 1070 BARNACLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 907.92 4.99 912.91 44.10 20 119 RIPTIDE AVENUE ** TOTAL 1350.83 3.30 1354.13 44.11 20 126 INLET AVENUE ** TOTAL 1484.52 8.16 1492.68 44.12 6 133 INLET AVENUE ** TOTAL 1238.04 3.03 1241.07 44.12 12 157 INLET AVENUE ** TOTAL 816.66 2.00 818.66 44.12 13 1047 DUNE AVENUE ** TOTAL 1255.50 6.18 1261.68 44.12 25 116 RIPTIDE AVENUE ** TOTAL 878.27 2.15 880.42 44.13 1 131 REEF AVENUE ** TOTAL .27 .00 .27 44.13 2 135 RIPTIDE AVENUE ** TOTAL -.06 .00 -.06 44.13 8 159 RIPTIDE AVENUE ** TOTAL 1218.00 2.98 1220.98 44.13 13 166 LIGHTHOUSE DRIVE ** TOTAL 45.00 .11 45.11 44.13 17 150 LIGHTHOUSE DRIVE ** TOTAL 773.07 1.89 774.96 44.13 21 134 LIGHTHOUSE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1232.25 3.01 1235.26 44.14 13 153 LIGHTHOUSE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1307.24 3.20 1310.44 44.14 19 177 LIGHTHOUSE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1746.08 5.02 1751.10 44.14 22 190 ANCHOR AVENUE ** TOTAL 1745.63 5.02 1750.65 44.15 11 1145 BARNACLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1013.98 5.58 1019.56 44.15 13 1137 BARNACLE DRIVE ** TOTAL 1945.45 6.12 1951.57 44.15
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