University Lakes Mobile Home Park
Built within western Miami-Dade’s expanding suburban grid, University Lakes Mobile Home Park grew into a residential community beside the Florida Turnpike. Its setting is shaped by the level, canal-drained terrain of South Florida, part of the coastal plain that reaches east toward Biscayne Bay. Broad arterial roads and expressway links place the community within Greater Miami’s extensive suburban network rather than its dense urban core. Florida International University’s main campus, in nearby University Park, is a major local institution; founded in 1965, it reflects the university presence in this part of the county. Miami-Dade’s Cuban American heritage also helps define the cultural character of the wider metropolis.
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South Florida’s flat coastal plain defines the setting of University Lakes Mobile Home Park — low-lying residential streets, drainage canals and small lakes are characteristic of this part of western Miami-Dade County. The community is close to Tamiami Trail, the historic US 41 route that connects Miami with Florida’s Gulf Coast and follows the northern edge of the Everglades. Its location places everyday suburban life within reach of Miami’s international urban area while remaining inland from the Atlantic shoreline. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Miami-Dade County and South Florida.
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