Miami Lakes
South Florida’s low coastal plain defines the setting of Miami Lakes — canals, palms and broad road corridors run through a largely planned suburban community northwest of central Miami. Incorporated in 2000, Miami Lakes developed on land owned by the Graham Companies, whose Miami Dairy Farm once occupied much of the area. The town is arranged around residential neighbourhoods, lakes and landscaped commercial districts rather than a traditional downtown. Main Street concentrates shops and restaurants, while the Palmetto Expressway, or State Road 826, and Northwest 154th Street form an important road junction on the town’s southeastern side.
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Miami Lakes occupies a low-lying, lake-dotted tract on South Florida’s Atlantic coastal plain, in northwestern Miami-Dade County. Development began in 1963 on former Graham family dairy land, creating a planned community whose curving streets and water features remain central to its identity. Incorporated as a town in 2000, Miami Lakes has Main Street as a local commercial and civic focus. It belongs to the Miami metropolitan area but lies inland from the Atlantic Ocean, representing the residential, planned side of Greater Miami. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of South Florida connects regionally.
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