1988 Map of Miami

About this map

Biscayne Bay and its complex network of man-made islands dominate the eastern portion of this late-century survey, reflecting decades of coastal development. The map details the dense urban infrastructure connecting Miami to Miami Beach via the Julia Tuttle Causeway, MacArthur Causeway, and John Kennedy Causeway. Prominent interior landmarks include the iconic Orange Bowl Stadium and the Miami Arena, while the western neighborhoods like Allapattah and Shenandoah show a mature street grid integrated with the Seaboard System railroad. Historically significant sites such as Lincoln Memorial Park (Cem) and Evergreen Memorial Park (Cem) are clearly marked alongside old shoreline settlements like Lemon City and Little River. The harbor's industrial character is evident at Dodge Island and Lummus Island, critical hubs for the city's maritime economy.