Biscayne Bay defines the eastern edge of this coastal Florida landscape, where the dense suburban grids of Palmetto Bay and Cutler Bay meet the Atlantic shoreline. The map illustrates a complex network of managed waterways essential to the region's development, including the Cutler Drain Canal Number C-100 and Black Cr Canal Number C-1. These channels cut through established residential communities like Cutler Ridge, Saga Bay, and Lakes by the Bay. Localized neighborhoods and historical settlement points such as Perrine, East Perrine, and Peters are clearly delineated within the street hierarchy. Along the coast, the transition from developed land to the marine environment is marked by Black Point Marina and the isolated Chicken Key, reflecting the area's dual character as a modern residential hub and a gateway to the coastal ecosystem.
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1947 · Key Biscayne
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1948 · Soldier Key
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1949 · South Miami NW
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1949 · Elliott Key
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1949 · Key Biscayne
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1949 · Arsenicker Keys
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1949 · Goulds
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1949 · Perrine
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1950 · Homestead
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1950 · South Miami
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