Dania Beach
Dania Beach straddles Interstate 95 in South Florida, and its link between the Atlantic coast and Broward County’s inland communities has made transport central to the city’s character. The municipality reaches from the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway westward through residential and commercial districts. I-95 is one of Florida’s principal north–south highways, while the tolled express lanes on this corridor underline Dania Beach’s place in the Miami–Fort Lauderdale urban area. Dania Beach Boulevard leads toward the oceanfront, and the city is long associated with the antique businesses that earned it the title “Antique Capital of South Florida.”
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The Atlantic Ocean defines the setting of Dania Beach — its broad sandy shore, public fishing pier and low-rise seafront give daily life a distinctly coastal rhythm, while the dense South Florida urban area begins just inland. Incorporated in 1904, Dania Beach is recognized as Broward County’s first city, and its long-established Antique Row adds a different character away from the sand. The nearby Dr. Von D. Mizell–Eula Johnson State Park protects a quieter stretch of Atlantic beach and coastal habitat. Positioned between Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood, the city is also close to Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport. Find related webcams around Dania Beach and Broward County to build a fuller picture of southeastern Florida.
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