South Miami
South Miami sits on the Atlantic coastal plain in southeastern Florida, where US 1 and the Metrorail corridor create a major north–south urban axis. Incorporated in 1927, the city developed around the junction of US 1 and Sunset Drive, with a compact commercial core among mature tree cover and residential streets. South Miami station places the district on Miami-Dade County’s rapid-transit network, linking it with central Miami and communities along the rail line. Inland from Biscayne Bay and beside Coral Gables, South Miami forms part of the continuous metropolitan fabric south of downtown Miami.
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The landscape around South Miami is a flat, subtropical coastal plain near Biscayne Bay, which has shaped both the city’s low-rise urban form and service-based local economy. Incorporated in 1927, this Miami-Dade municipality developed as a residential community south of central Miami and now combines established neighborhoods with a compact commercial core. Sunset Drive is its main civic and shopping corridor, while the South Miami Metrorail station links the area with downtown Miami and other stops on the rapid-transit line. Tree-lined streets and a warm, humid climate give the city a distinctly South Florida rhythm. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of South Miami and Miami-Dade County.
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