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RCW Parcel Classification List Cluster PARCEL ID PARCEL ID 2 Classification 11300021 11300021 GREEN 11300032 11300032 GREEN 11300033 11300033 GREEN 11300034 11300034 GREEN 11300035 11300035 GREEN 11300036 11300036 GREEN 11300039 11300039 GREEN 11300043 11300043 GREEN 11300044 11300044 GREEN 11300045 11300045 GREEN 11300046 11300046 GREEN 11300047 11300047 GREEN 11300052 11300052 GREEN 11300057 11300057 GREEN 11300063 11300063 GREEN 11400003 11400003 GREEN 12700005 12700005 GREEN 12700008 12700008 12700011 12700011 GREEN 12700012 12700012 GREEN 12700014 12700014 GREEN 12700015 12700015 BLUE 12700016 12700016 GREEN 12700017 12700017 GREEN 12700018 12700018 GREEN 12700019 12700019 GREEN 12700020 12700020 GREEN 12700021 12700021 GREEN 12700022 12700022 GREEN 12700023 12700023 GREEN 12700024 12700024 GREEN 12700025 12700025 GREEN 12700026 12700026 GREEN 12700027 12700027 GREEN 12700028 12700028 BLUE 12700029 12700029 GREEN 12700031 12700031 GREEN 12700032 12700032 GREEN 12700039 12700039 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