The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America

Duluth and Superior.

El Paso (E. O. 2702, Sept. 7, 1917). The State of New Mexico and that part of the State of Texas lying west of the Pecos River.

The State of Minnesota, except the county of Kittson, lying north of 46° north latitude, the State of Wisconsin lying north of said latitude, and the island of Isle Royale in the State of Michigan.

Kentucky.
Laredo (E. O. 8288, Nov. 22, 1939;
4 F. R. 4691).

The State of Florida, the north bank of the St. Marys TAMPA (including Port Tampa). ( River, and the city of St. Marys, Ga.

DULUTH, MINN., and SUPERIOR, WIS. (including
West Superior).
Ashland, Wis.

Baudette, Minn. (E. O. 4422, Apr. 19, 1926).
International Falls, Minn.

The State of Kentucky.

That part of the State of Texas lying west of 97° west
longitude and east of the Pecos River except the terri-
tory included in district 22 (Galveston).

Pigeon River Bridge, Minn. (E. O. 7632, June 15, 1937; 2
F. R. 1042).

Pine Creek, Minn. (E. O. 7632, June 15, 1937; 2 F. R. 1042).
Ranier, Minn.

Roseau, Minn. (E. O. 7632, June 15, 1937; 2 F. R. 1042).
Warroad, Minn.

EL PASO, TEX. (E. O. 2702, Sept. 7, 1917).
Columbus, N. Mex.

Fabens, Tex. (E. O. 4869, May 1, 1928).
Presidio, Tex. (E. O. 2702, Sept. 7, 1917).
Ysleta, Tex. (E. O. 7632, June 15, 1937; 2 F. R. 1042).

Port Everglades (E. O. 5770, Dec. 31, 1931).
Port St. Joe (E. O. 7818, Feb. 17, 1938; 3 F. R. 503).
*St. Augustine.

St. Petersburg (E. O. 7928, July 14, 1938; 3 F. R. 1749).
West Palm Beach (E. O. 4324, Oct. 15, 1925).

GALVESTON (including Port Bolivar and Texas City)
*Corpus Christi (E. O. 8288, Nov. 22, 1939; 4 F. R. 4691).
Dallas.

Freeport (E. O. 7632, June 15, 1937; 2 F. R. 1042).

Houston.

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District No.

Area of district

That part of the State of California lying south of the
northern boundaries of the counties of San Luis Obispo,
Kern, and San Bernardino, except the counties of San
Diego and Imperial.

Maine and New Hampshire (E. O. The State of Maine and the State of New Hampshire
4709, Aug. 19, 1927),
except the county of Coos.

Name of district

Los Angeles (E. O. 3220, Feb. 2, 1920) (E. O. 3779, Jan. 26, 1923) (E O. 4543, Nov. 13, 1926).

Maryland (E. O. 3234, Feb. 27, The State of Maryland and the District of Columbia.. 1920).

Massachusetts

The State of Massachusetts.

Ports of entry

*LOS ANGELES (including San Pedro, Wilmington, and Long Beach) (E. O. 4343, Nov. 16, 1925). *Port San Luis.

PORTLAND, MAINE (including territory described
in E. O. 9297, Feb. 1, 1943; 8 F. R. 1479).

*Bangor, Maine (including Brewer, Maine) (E. O. 9297,
Feb. 1, 1943; 8 F. R, 1479).(BRO PORTOLS
*Bar Harbor, Maine (including Mt. Desert Island, the city
of Ellsworth, and the townships of Hancock, Sullivan,
Sorrento, Gouldsboro, and Winter Harbor) (E. O. 4572,
Jan 27, 1927).

*Bath, Maine (including Booth Bay and Wiscasset) (E. O.
4356, Dec. 15, 1925).

*Belfast, Maine (including Searsport) (E. O. 6754, June 28,
1934).
Bridgewater, Maine (E. O. 8079, Apr. 4, 1939; 4 F. R. 1475).
Calais, Maine (including townships of Calais, Robbinston,
and Baring (E. O. 6284, Sept. 13, 1933).

*Eastport, Maine (including Lubec and Cutler) (E. O.
4296, Aug. 26, 1925). 10 183 151013)

Fort Fairfield, Maine.

Fort Kent, Maine.

Holeb-Jackman, Maine (E. O. 3609, Jan. 9, 1922) (E. O.
4550, Dec.

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Houlton, Maine (E. O. 4156, Feb. 14, 1925).
*Jonesport, Maine (including the towns (townships) of
Beals, Jonesboro, Roque Bluffs. and Machiasport)
(E. O. 4296, Aug. 26, 1925, E. O. 8695, Feb. 25, 1941).
Limestone, Maine.
Madawaska, Maine.

Portsmouth, N. H. (including Kittery. Maine).

*Rockland, Maine.
Van Buren, Maine.
Vanceboro, Maine.

Salem (including Beverly, Marblehead, Lynn, and Peabody) (E. O. 9207, July 29, 1942).

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Minnesota.

Mobile.

Montana and Idaho.

New Orleans.

New York.

North Carolina.

Ohio.

Turner, Mont. (E. O. 7632, June 15, 1937; 2 F. R. 1042).
Whiteall, Mont. (E. O. 7632, June 15, 1937; 2 F. R. 1042).
Whitlash, Mont. (E. O. 7632, June 15, 1937; 2 F. R. 1042).
NEW ORLEANS, LA. (including territory described in
E. O. 5130, May 29, 1929).

Baton Rouge, La. (E. O. 5993, Jan. 13, 1933).

*NEW YORK, N. Y. (including territory described in
E. O. 4205, Apr. 15, 1925).
Albany, N. Y.
Newark, N. J.

Perth Amboy, N. J.

*WILMINGTON (including townships of Northwest,
Wilmington, and Cape Fear) (E. O. 7761, Dec. 3, 1937;
2 F. R. 2679).
*Beaufort.
sobe 11 MB 1848)"

Durham (E. O. 4876, May 3, 1928) (E. O. 9433, Apr. 6, 1944,

9 F. R. 3761).

Elizabeth City.HIV EVA John Congr
Morehead City (E. O. 7482, Oct. 30, 1936; 1 F. R. 1703).
Reidsville (E. O. 5159, July 18, 1929) (E. O. 9433, Apr. 6,
1944, 9 R. F. 3761).
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Winston-Salem (E. O. 2366, Apr. 24, 1916). "T
CLEVELAND, OHIO.

Akron, Ohio (E. O. 4597, Feb. 25, 1927).

Ashtabula, Ohio.
*Cincinnati, Ohio.
Columbus, Ohio.
Conneaut, Ohio.
Dayton, Ohio.
*Erie, Pa.
*Sandusky, Ohio.
Toledo, Ohio.

San Diego (E.O. 3779, Jan. 26, 1923) (E.O. 5350, May 22 1930).

Area of district

San Francisco (E.O. 4543, Nov. 13, 1926) (E.O. 8324, Jan. 22,. 1940: 5 F. R 271).

Sabine (E.O. 5392, July 9, 1930)... That part of the State of Texas from Sabine Pass north along State line to north boundary line of Shelby County; west to Neches River; down western shore of said river to north boundary of Jefferson County; westerly along said boundary to east boundary of Liberty County; south to Gulf; also the parishes of Cameron and Calcasieu in the State of Louisiana. The counties of San Diego and Imperial in the State of California.

The State of Rhode Island..

The counties of Oswego, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga,
Seneca, Wayne, Broome, Tompkins, Chenango, Madi-
son, Cortland, Hamilton, Schuyler, Chemung, Herki-
mer, Monroe, Ontario, Livingston, Yates, Steuben,
Orleans, Genesee, Wyoming, Allegany, and Tioga in the
State of New York.

That part of the State of California lying north of the
northern boundaries of the counties of San Luis Obispo,
Kern, and San Bernardino, and the States of Utah and
Nevada.

*PORTLAND, OREG. (including territory described in
E. O. 3390, Jan. 24, 1921; E. O. 5193, Sept. 14, 1929).
Astoria, Oreg. (E. O. 1593, Sept. 14, 1929).
Longview, Wash. (E. O. 4956, Aug. 31, 1928) (E. O. 5193,
Sept, 14, 1929).

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*Coos Bay (E. O. 4094, Oct. 28, 1924) (E. O. 5193, Sept. 14,
1929) (E. O. 5445, Sept. 16, 1930) (E. O. 9533,
33, Mar. 23,
1945, 10 R. F. 3173).
Newport, Oreg.
*PHILADELPHIA, PA. (including Camden and Glouces-
ter City, N. J., and territory described in E. O. 7840,
Mar. 15, 1938; 3 F. R. 687).

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Chester, Pa. (E. O. 7706, Sept. 11, 1937; 2 F. R. 1848).
Lewes, Del.

*Wilmington, Del. (E. O. 4496,

Aug. 12, 1926)..

Ports of entry

Virginia (E.O. 3234, Feb. 27, 1920)..

The counties of Clinton, Essex, Franklin, St. Lawrence, Jefferson, and Lewis in the State of New York.

St. Louis (E.O. 3879, June 27, 1923). The States of Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma, and that part of the State of Illinois lying south of 39° north latitude.

Tennessee (E.O.3879, June 27, 1923) The States of Tennessee and Arkansas.

Vermont (E.O. 4709, Aug. 19. 1927).

The State of Vermont and the county of Coos in the State of New Hampshire.

The State of Virginia.

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