2015 Map of South Miami
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
Coral Gables and its surrounding communities are defined by a complex network of artificial waterways and planned residential developments as they appeared in 2015. The landscape is heavily structured by drainage and navigation infrastructure, including the Coral Gables Canal, Snapper Creek Canal, and the Mahi Waterway. These channels connect inland basins like Lake Catalina and Lake Loladero to the Atlantic Ocean via Biscayne Bay. The transition from suburban neighborhoods to the coastal edge is marked by exclusive developments like Gables by the Sea and Gables Estates, which are nestled against the mangroves and inlets of Deering Bay.
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