
Biscayne Bay separates the mainland neighborhoods of Miami from the barrier islands of Virginia Key and Key Biscayne in this modern topographical survey. Along the western coastline, established residential enclaves like Coconut Grove, Silver Bluff Estates, and Brickell Hammock reveal a densely settled landscape defined by a grid of numbered streets and named avenues. The waterfront is deeply indented by artificial and natural waterways, including the Coral Gables Waterway and the Dinner Key Channel, which serve a marine-focused community.
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