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* [http://www.gilroyedc.org/ Official Economic Development Website for the City of Gilroy, California]
* [http://www.gilroyedc.org/ Official Economic Development Website for the City of Gilroy, California]
* [http://www.brenhamtexas.com/economic/ Economic Development Foundation of Brenham, Texas]
* [http://www.brenhamtexas.com/economic/ Economic Development Foundation of Brenham, Texas]
* [http://ci.hillsdale.mi.us/econdev.htm City of Hillsdale, Michigan Economic Development Department]
* [http://ci.hillsdale.mi.us/econdev.aspx City of Hillsdale Michigan, Economic Development Department]
* [http://www.MichiganAdvantage.org/default.aspx?banner=Wiki_EDC Michigan Economic Development Corporation]
* [http://www.longviewusa.com/ Longview Economic Development Corporation] - Longview, Texas
* [http://www.longviewusa.com/ Longview Economic Development Corporation] - Longview, Texas
* [http://www.credc.org/ Columbia River Economic Development Council]LAEDC
* [http://www.credc.org/ Columbia River Economic Development Council]LAEDC

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An economic development corporation is an organization common in the United States, usually a 501(c)(3) non-profit whose mission is to promote economic development within a specific geographical area. These organizations are similar to, but complementary to Chambers of Commerce.

List of EDCs

References

See also