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5Th Street MARINA 341 NW South River Drive A note using this guide… 23 Locator keys identify sites on this map, heading NW from the conflu- P ence of the Miami River and Bis- cayne Bay. Locator keys are in one of the following four categories: 6 9 HISTORiC SITES: Blue numbers 22 RiveR BRidges: Blue letters Points of inteRest: Green numbers AReA Businesses: Red numbers Miami RiveR BRidge Bascule (B); Fixed (F) Brickell Bridge (B) . .A 19 3 Metro Mover Bridge (F) . .B South Miami Avenue (B) . C 2021 Metrorail (F) . D S W. 2nd Avenue (B) . .E O Interstate I-95 (3F) . .F S W. First Street (B) . G West Flagler Street (B) . H 18 N N W. 5th Street (B) . I N W. 12th Avenue (B) . J 15 S R. 836/Dolphin Expwy . (F) . .K N W. 17th Avenue (B) . L 17 18 7 N W. 22nd Avenue (B) . M 16 14 N W. 27th Avenue (B) . N M N W. South River Dr . (B) . O 13 Railroad (B) . .P 13 5 Points of inteRest 12 Beginning of Miami River Greenway . .1 16 18 L James L . Knight Convention Center . .2 Metro-Mover “Fifth Street” Station . .3 4 K Metro-Mover “Riverwalk” Station . .4 10 Metro-Rail “Brickell” Station . .5 15 Miami-Dade Cultural Center . .6 14 J 11 Stephen P . Clark Government Center . .7 Metro-Rail “Government Center” Station . .8 14 City of Miami Administration Building . .9 2 Metro-Rail “Culmer” Station . .10 17 Greenfield Garden . 11 MiaMi RiVER BUSiNESSES 13 Miami-Dade Justice Building . .12 10 16 1 5th StREEt MARINA 5 BuNNELL FOundation, INC. DOWNtOWN DEvELOpMENt SIR SpEEDY OF BRICKELL 17 I University of Miami Medical Center . .13 Printing and Marketing Services 20 Marina Marine Construction AUTHORItY 7 Metro-Rail “Civic Center” Station . .14 Improving Downtown Development 1 12 12 341 NW South River Drive 1320 NW 18 Avenue 244 SW 6 Street 11 Jackson Memorial Hospital . .15 (305) 324-2040 (305) 545-5902 (305) 579-6675 (305) 285-1401 10 Veterans Administration Hospital . .16 www.5thstmarina.com www.bunnellinc.com www.dwntwn.com www.sirspeedycolor.com 8 Miami Marlins Ballpark . 17 19 7 Public Boat Ramp . 18 15 6 11 FINNEGAN’S RIvER 17 StadiuM Tower 8 H 6 Miami Intermodal Center . 19 DR. ADIBA MIChELLE ASh CAribbean ShIp services International Shipping Terminal Restaurant and Bar Luxury Rentals Metro-Rail “Airport” Station . .20 Real Estate Brokerage, Development and Financing 3630 NW North River Drive 401 SW Third Avenue (786) 517-8800 G Tri-Rail Airport Station . 21 (305) 285-3030 1760 N.W. 7th Street 9 8 Miami International Airport . 22 (305) 439-9581 (305) 633-7000 www.finnegansriver.com www.unitedpropertymgt.com 7 10 1 Salinity Dam . 23 [email protected] 7 CASABLANCA SEAFOOD BAR 4 2 Florida Wood Recycling F 9 6 3 2 ANChOR MARINE & GRILL SuZANNE hOLLANDER B histoRiC MarkeR site . River Restaurant and Fish Market 9651 NW 89 Ave Medley 33166 Realtor C 3 A 1 Engine Sales, Repairs and Parts 11 4 The Historic Miami River . 1 400-404 NW North River Drive (305) 805-0033 (786) 202-0587 E 961 NW 7 Street 16 D Brickell Key . 2 (305) 545-6348 (305) 371-4107 Floridawoodrecycling.com [email protected] 5 Royal Palm Hotel . 3 www.anchormarinemiami.com 1717 North Bayshore Dr. www.hollanderrealty.com 2 Miami Circle . 4 (305) 371-4930 12 Garcia’S Seafood Grille Brickell Park . 5 River Restaurant and Fish Market 18 3 ANtILLEAN MARINE www.casablancaseafood.com Terrazas Flagler Workers House . 6 398 NW North River Drive (305) 541-6111 Jose Marti Park . 7 International Shipping Terminal (305) 375-0765 3038 NW North River Drive Ch2MhILL 1861 NW South River Dr. Miami River Inn . 8 Full Service Engineering, www.garciasseafoodgrill.com www.terrazasapts.com 5 J W. Warner Place . 9 (305) 633-6361 Construction & Operations www.antillean.com Wagner Homestead . 10 (305) 443-6401 13 hurricane COvE 19 Tow Boat uS Fort Dallas . 11 www.ch2m.com Marina & Boatyard 24-Hour Marine Services Scottish Rite Temple . 12 Appelrouth • Farah & CO., p.A. (305) 324-8004 (305) 358-1486 Point Park . 13 Certified Public Accountants 8 Claro 1884 NW North River Dr. [email protected] Spring Garden . 14 999 Ponce de Leon Blvd. #625 Property Development Miami 33125 www.towboatusmiami.com Hindu Temple . 15 Coral Gables 33134 (305)-324-4700 [email protected] Coppinger’s Indian Village . 16 305-448-AFCO 19 NW South River Dr. Musa Isle . 17 water management www.appelrouth.com www.clarocorp.com 14 Miami River Rapids . 18 MIAMI RIvER COMMISSION technologies 1407 NW 7 Street, Suite D Scavenger 2000 De-Pollution Vessel 4 monica BEtancouRt 9 Doris J. Parham, pA (305) 644-0544 (954) 668-6937 Realtor EWM International Realty Broker Assoc. Coldwell Banker RE www.miamirivercommission.org www.scavenger2000.com 550 S. Dixie Highway (305) 254-7289 Coral Gables 33146•(305) 632-7248 3464 NW North River Dr. 15 p & L tOWING 20 WAter TaxI MIAMI www.monicabetancourt.com www.dorisproperties.com Marine Towing, Ship Assist & Bayside Marina Existing Riverwalk Agency Services (305) 600-2511 Proposed Riverwalk 1883 NW 7 Street, Suite 5 www.watertaximiami.com Existing On-Road Greenway Mega yacht navigating the (305) 644-3034 Proposed On-Road Greenway dredged Miami River's www.pandltowing.com federal navigable channel after being serviced. 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