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STATE OF MARYLAND
Schedule of Fixed Assets and Accumulated Depreciation
June 30, 1996
(Expressed in Thousands)
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Total Cost
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Structure
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Less
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Land and
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and
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Construction
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Total
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Accumulated
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Accumulated
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Improvements
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Improvements
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Equipment
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in Progress
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Cost
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Depreciation
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Depreciation
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Proprietary Fund Type (By Fund):
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Economic Development — Insurance Programs ....
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$ 207
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$ 207
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$ 152
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$ 55
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Economic Development — Loan Programs.. ...........
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305
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305
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305
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Maryland State Lottery.. ..............................................
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21,386
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21,386
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19,792
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1,594
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State Use Industries.....................................................
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$ 717
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8,994
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9,711
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6,406
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3,305
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Total........................................................................
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$ 717
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$ 30,892
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$ 31,609
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$26,350
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$ 5,259
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General Fixed Assets (By Function):
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General government .............................. ......................
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.... $ 200,668
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$ 658,096
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$ 156,135
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$ 33,454
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$1,048,353
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$1,048,353
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Education ......................................................................
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35,217
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19,575
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54,792
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54,792
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Business and economic
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development........... ...................................................
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2,140
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2,140
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2,140
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Labor, licensing and regulation .................................
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725
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7,433
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29,916
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1,579
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39,653
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39,653
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Human resources ....... ..................................................
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39,405
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39,405
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39,405
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Health and mental hygiene... ......................................
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19,881
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284,694
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56,428
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18,769
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379,772
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379,772
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Environment......... .........................................................
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18,511
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18,511
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18,511
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Transportation.................................... ........ ...................
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650,038
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3,986,505
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915,547
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454,647
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6,006,737
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6,006,737
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Public safely and judicial ...........................................
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57,440
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713,921
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221,623
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53,890
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1,046,874
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1,046,874
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Housing and community development.....................
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2,475
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9,879
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4,830
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4,034
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21,218
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21,218
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Natural resources and recreationJ...... ................ .......
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307,911
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58,217
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41,839
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28,439
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436,406
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436,406
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Agriculture....... ..............................................................
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65
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28,106
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9,975
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21
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38,167
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38,167
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Total........................................................................
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.... $1,239,203
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$5,782,068
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$1,515,924
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$594,833
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$9,132,028
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$9,132,028
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Component Units Fixed Assets
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Higher Education Fund.............. .................................
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.... $ 188,586
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$1,822,519
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$ 526,464
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$262,817
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$2,800,386
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$2,800,386
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Proprietary Fund. .........................................................
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4,529
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152,232
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11,054
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1,922
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169,737
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$34,455
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135,282
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Total........................................................................
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.... $ 193,115
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$1,974,751
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$ 537,518
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$264,739
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$2,970,123
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$34,455
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$2,935,668
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The accompanying notes to the general purpose financial statements are an integral part of these financial statements.
STATE OF MARYLAND
Schedule of Changes in General Fixed Assets by Function
for the year ended June 30, 1996
(Expressed in Thousands)
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Balance
July 1, 1995
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Additions
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Deletions
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Transfer
In (Out)
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Balance
June 30, 1996
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Function:
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General government ................................................................................................................................
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$ 759,569
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$294,195
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$ 5,172
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$ (239)
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$1,048,353
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Education..................................................................................................................................................
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52,445
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2,718
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371
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54,792
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Business and economic development..................................................................................................
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30,573
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1,809
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3,647
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(26,595)
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2,140
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Labor, licensing and regulation.............................................................................................................
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3,123
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10,133
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198
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26,595
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39,653
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Human resources.....................................................................................................................................
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36,487
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3,591
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912
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239
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39,405
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Health and mental hygiene.....................................................................................................................
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362,333
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22,843
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5,404
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379,772
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Environment........................ ......................................................................................................................
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16,762
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1,198
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502
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1,053
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18,511
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Transportation...........................................................................................................................................
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5,697,842
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323,380
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14,485
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6,006,737
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Public safety and judicial.......................................................................................................................
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938,770
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121,624
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13,520
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1,046,874
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Housing and community development.................................................................................................
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20,478
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968
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228
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21,218
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Natural resources and recreation..........................................................................................................
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417,676
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22,937
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3,154
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(1,053)
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436,406
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Agriculture.................................................................................................................................................
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37,670
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743
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246
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38,167
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To1^........................................................................................................................................»
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$8,373,728
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$806,139
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$47,839
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*
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$9,132,028
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The accompanying notes to the general purpose financial statements are an integral part of these financial statements.
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