Create a hashmap dynamically based on a "template" hashmap with clean code

I have a set of data part of hash tables as follows:

    static {
       A_map.put(KEY_1, value0);  
       A_map.put(KEY_2, value1);  
       A_map.put(KEY_3, value2);  
       A_map.put(KEY_4, value3);  
       ...
       A_map.put(KEY_N, valueN);  

       B_map.put(KEY_1, Xvalue0);  
       B_map.put(KEY_2, Xvalue1);  
       B_map.put(KEY_3, Xvalue2);  
       B_map.put(KEY_4, Xvalue3);  
       ...
       B_map.put(KEY_N, XvalueN);  


       C_map.put(KEY_1, Yvalue0);  
       C_map.put(KEY_2, Yvalue1);  
       C_map.put(KEY_3, Yvalue2);  
       C_map.put(KEY_4, Yvalue3);  
       ...
       C_map.put(KEY_N, YvalueN);  

    ....etc  
}

I.e. the keys are the same in all hashes but the values are different per hash map.

And I choose which hash map to use at runtime as I have put these hashmaps as values to another hashmap.

But I think this can be more clean. I mean the keys are the same in all hashmaps and only the values should be different based on the hashmap type I choose at run time.

What is a good way to design this cleanly?