Fronton Trailer Park
Few places in Miami-Dade County have a history as closely tied to aviation and expressway construction as Fronton Trailer Park. This urban pocket lies beside the Dolphin Expressway, State Road 836, and Northwest 42nd Avenue, also called Le Jeune Road, on the eastern side of Miami International Airport. The airport developed from Pan American Field, established in 1928, and remains a major link between South Florida, the Caribbean and Latin America. The low, densely built terrain forms part of the Atlantic coastal plain, while Biscayne Bay lies east of central Miami. Multilane roads, airport access routes and mature roadside greenery define this inland airport district.
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The landscape around Fronton Trailer Park is a flat, subtropical part of the Miami metropolitan area, which has shaped both its low-rise urban form and transport-focused local economy. Set near Miami International Airport and west of Biscayne Bay, the area belongs to the densely connected urban belt of Miami-Dade County. Its name recalls the nearby Casino Miami Jai-Alai, where jai alai — the fast Basque ball sport played against a walled court — has long been part of local entertainment. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Miami-Dade County.
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