Doral
Few places in South Florida have a history as closely tied to a golf resort and postwar suburban development as Doral. The community grew around the Doral Country Club, opened in 1962 by Alfred and Doris Kaskel; its name combines their first names. Incorporated as a city in 2003, Doral has become a major employment and residential centre west of Miami International Airport, where routes including the Palmetto Expressway cross a dense commercial district. The Everglades lie to the west, while Miami’s Atlantic coastline is farther east. Golf remains part of the city’s identity at Trump National Doral, which succeeded the original resort and hosted PGA Tour events for decades. Wide boulevards, offices, hotels and apartment communities define this urban edge of Miami-Dade County.
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Doral lies on the flat limestone plain of western Miami-Dade County, with the wetlands of the Everglades farther west. Incorporated in 2003, it has grown from a golf-oriented community into a business-focused city within the Miami metropolitan area. Trump National Doral, long associated with championship golf, remains one of its best-known addresses, while Downtown Doral brings apartments, offices, shops and public spaces together in a newer walkable district. Spanish is heard throughout daily life, reflecting South Florida’s wider Latin American character. Its position near Miami International Airport and major expressways makes it a practical base for exploring the county. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Doral and western Miami-Dade.
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