Kendall West and Kendale Lakes define the master-planned suburban landscape of southwestern Miami-Dade County, characterized by an intricate network of artificial waterways and residential enclaves. This modern survey reflects a region transformed by extensive water management, where the Snapper Creek Canal and Black Creek Canal regulate the flow through dense neighborhoods like The Hammocks and Country Walk. The eastern edge of the Everglades National Park meets the suburban sprawl along the western boundary, providing a sharp contrast between the preserved wetlands and the highly engineered environment of The Crossings. Significant infrastructure supports the growing population, including the Miami Executive Airport and the Nova Southeastern University Miami Campus. For genealogists, the map identifies several large interment sites such as Caballero Rivero Woodlawn South Cem and Pine Lawn Memorial Cem, which serve the surrounding communities of Three Lakes and Westwood Lake.
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1949 · South Miami NW
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1949 · Goulds
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1949 · Perrine
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1950 · Hialeah
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1950 · South Miami
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1955 · South Miami NW
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1956 · Goulds
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1956 · Perrine
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1956 · South Miami
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1956 · Grossman Hammock
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