North Miami Beach
North Miami Beach straddles the corridor between inland Miami-Dade and the Intracoastal Waterway in southeastern Florida, a position that has made major road links central to its growth. Interstate 95 and NW 168th Street form part of the metropolitan transport network on the city’s western side, while the Oleta River runs east through Oleta River State Park toward Biscayne Bay. This low-lying city developed rapidly during the twentieth century as Miami expanded north. Its most unusual cultural landmark is the Ancient Spanish Monastery, a Romanesque structure originally built in Segovia, Spain, then dismantled, shipped to the United States and reconstructed here. Residential districts, retail corridors and waterways give North Miami Beach a distinct role between central Miami and the Atlantic-facing communities.
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Developed from the 1920s Fulford-by-the-Sea project, North Miami Beach became a diverse suburban city in northeastern Miami-Dade County. The Oleta River and Intracoastal Waterway place it close to Biscayne Bay, while Greynolds Park preserves a wooded part of the local landscape. Its most unexpected landmark is the Ancient Spanish Monastery: a Romanesque cloister built in Spain in the 12th century, dismantled, shipped to the United States, and reassembled here in the 1950s. North Miami Beach belongs to South Florida’s broad, multilingual metropolitan area, with Miami and the Atlantic coast nearby. Browse nearby webcams to discover other parts of Miami-Dade County and the Biscayne Bay area.
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