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A NOTE USING THIS GUIDE… Locator Keys Identify Sites on This Map, Heading NW from the Confluence of the Miami River and Biscay A NOTE USING THIS GUIDE… Locator keys identify sites on this map, 23 heading NW from the confluence of the Miami River and Biscayne Bay. Locator P keys are in one of the following four 8 categories: 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) 2 Brickell Bridge (B) . A 19 Metro Mover Bridge (F) . B South Miami Avenue (B) . C 2021 Metrorail (F) . .D O S .W . 2nd Avenue (B) . E Interstate I-95 (3F) . F 18 N S .W . First Street (B) . G West Flagler Street (B) . .H 15 N .W . 5th Street (B) . I 24 17 18 8 N .W . 12th Avenue (B) . J S .R . 836/Dolphin Expwy . (F) . K 16 14 14 N .W . 17th Avenue (B) . L M N .W . 22nd Avenue (B) . M 13 N .W . 27th Avenue (B) . N 18 7 N .W . South River Dr . (B) . O 12 Railroad (B) . P 16 L POINTS OF INTEREST 3 K 10 Beginning of Miami River Greenway . 1 30 25 15 James L . Knight Convention Center . 2 23 J 30 11 Metro-Mover “Fifth Street” Station .3 MIAMI RIVER BUSINESSES Metro-Mover “Riverwalk” Station . 4 14 Metro-Rail “Brickell” Station . 5 1 5TH STREET MARINA CH2M 20 ISLAND QUEEN 30 RMK MERRILL-STEVENS Marina Full Service Engineering, Construction & Operations Sightseeing Cruises Full Service Shipyard Miami-Dade Cultural Center . 6 341 NW South River Dr. Miami 33128 (305) 547-9123 • www.ch2m.com Bayside Marina, 401 Biscayne Blvd. 881 NW 13th Avenue • (305) 324-5211 (305) 324-2040 • www.5thstmarina.com Stephen P . Clark CRUST (305) 379-5119 www.rmkmerrill-stevens.com 2 13 11 www.islandqueencruises.com 17 11 Government Center . 7 DR ADIBA MICHELLE ASH Restaurant Compliments of I 21 Lic. Real Estate Brokerage, 668 NW 5 ST • (305) 371-7065 21 31 20 Metro-Rail “Government Center” KIKI ON THE RIVER 1 1017 12 Development & Financing www.crust-usa.com Modern Greek Restaurant SANDY O’NEIL 32 Station . 8 (305) 439-9581 • www.simplymarinas.com 10 11 12 DADE HERITAGE TRUST 450 NW North River Dr. 31 SEASPICE 22 City of Miami Administration AECOM (786)-502-3243 Preservation• Education• Advocacy Seafood Brasserie & Lounge 33 Building . 9 Infrastructure Assets for Governments 190 SE 12 Terrace • (305) 358-9572 www.kikiontheriver.com 422 NW North River Dr. 8 800 Douglas Entrance, Coral Gables Metro-Rail “Culmer” Station . 10 www.dadeheritagetrust.org 22 MIAMI PARKING AUTHORITY (305) 440-4200 28 5 7 (305) 444-4691 [email protected] H Greenfield Garden . 11 13 DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT 40 NW Third St. Miami 6 ANTILLEAN MARINE www.seaspicemiami.com 26 Miami-Dade Justice Building . 12 2 (305) 373-6789 G International Shipping Terminal AUTHORITY www.miamiparking.com SEVENSON ENVIRONMENTAL 6 University of Miami 3038 NW North River Drive To grow, strengthen & promote Downtown Miami 9 9 8 34 (305) 633-6361 • www.antillean.com (305) 579-6675 • www.miamidda.com 23 MIAMI RIVER COMMISSION SERVICES INC. 13 Medical Center . 13 1407 NW 7 Street, Suite 2 3 APEX MARINE 14 EBSARY Environmental Dredging 7 1 Metro-Rail “Civic Center” Station 14 (305) 644-0544 (716) 284-0431 F 4 2 4 Yacht Dealer, Full Service Boatyard & Parts Foundation Company Since 1922 9 6 19 16 15 3 Jackson Memorial Hospital . 15 2051 NW 11 ST. • (305) 608-2277 2154 NW North River Dr. www.miamirivercommission.org www.sevenson.com 27 B C A 1 Veterans Administration Hospital 16 www.apexmarinerepair.com (305) 325-0530 24 MIAMI RIVERFRONT RESIDENCES SIR SPEEDY BRICKELL 29 3 E 4 Miami Marlins Ballpark . 17 APPELROUTH • FARAH & CO., P.A. www.ebsaryfoundationco.com Apartment Rentals Print • Signs • Marketing D Certified Public Accountants 15 2601 NW 16 ST Road 111 NW 22 Avenue • (305) 285-1401 Public Boat Ramp . 18 EPIC MARINA www.sirspeedycolor.com 5 999 Ponce de Leon Blvd. #625 Mega Yacht Marina (786) 456-4700 2 Miami Intermodal Center . 19 (305) 444-0999 • appelrouth.com 250 Biscayne Blvd. Way www.miamiriverfrontresidences.com 32 THRILLER MIAMI Metro-Rail “Airport” Station . 20 4 ASTON MARTIN RESIDENCES (305) 400-6711 • www.epicmarina.com 25 MODERA RIVERHOUSE Speedboat Adventures Tri-Rail Airport Station . 21 Residential Apartment Rentals Bayside Marina, 401 Biscayne Blvd. 16 EPIC RESIDENCES (305) 371-3278 Miami International Airport . 22 300 Biscayne Blvd Way Residential 1170 NW 11 Street www.astonmartinresidences.com (877) 873-8899 www.thrillermiami.com Salinity Dam . 23 200 Biscayne Blvd. Way • (786) 245-8435 5 ATCO MARINA www.moderariverhouse.com 33 TOW BOAT US 5 FAST CLEANING SOLUTIONS, LLC 24-Hour Marine Services 28 NW North River Dr. Miami Our Name is Solutions THE NATURE CONSERVANCY HISTORIC MARKER SITE ........ (305) 358-1486 BISCAYNE BAY PILOTS (786) 320-1567 Protecting Nature Preserving Life [email protected] Assisting International Shipping Vessels (305) 445.8352 • www.nature.org/florida The Historic Miami River . 1 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY www.towboatusmiami.com 12 Navigating Port Miami River 26 NEO LOFTS Brickell Key . 2 www.bbpilots.com Hollo School of Real Estate VIVIANNE SWIETELSKY (305) 779-7898 • www.msire.fiu.edu Residential Royal Palm Hotel . 3 6 BOXVAULT 10 SW South River Dr. Miami 33130 & JOSEPH HAWLIK Miami Circle . 4 Self Storage FLORIDA DRAWBRIDGE (305) 324-6958 Global Luxury Realtor Brickell Park . 5 123 SW North River Dr. Miami 33130 State Drawbridge Operators 4000 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Suite 700 27 ONE RIVER POINT Coral Gables 33146 • (305) 502-1345 Flagler Workers House . 6 (305) 400-6657 • www.boxvault.com FLORIDA WOOD RECYCLING Residential Wood Recycling www.vsmiamiproperties.com Jose Marti Park . .7 7 BUNNELL FOUNDATION, INC. 24 SW 4th ST. Marine Construction (305) 885-1777 • www.buymulchdirect.com (305) 809-7566 VOLAERO Miami River Inn . .8 1320 NW 18 Avenue 17 GARCIA’S SEAFOOD GRILLE & www.oneriverpoint.com Cutting Edge Drone Imagery J .W . Warner Place . 9 (305) 545-5902 • www.bunnellinc.com (786) 226-8404 FISH MARKET 28 P & L TOWING www.volaerodrones.com Wagner Homestead . 10 8 CARIBBEAN SHIP SERVICES River Restaurant & Fish Market Marine Towing, Ship Assist & Agency Services Fort Dallas . 11 International Shipping Terminal 398 NW North River Drive 1883 NW 7 Street, Suite 5 WATER MANAGEMENT Existing Riverwalk Scottish Rite Temple . 12 3630 NW North River Dr. • (305) 633-7000 (305) 375-0765 • www.garciasmiami.com (305) 644-3034 • www.pandltowing.com TECHNOLOGIES Proposed Riverwalk Scavenger Water De-Contamination Vessel Point Park . 13 9 CASA FLORIDA 18 HURRICANE COVE RAILS-TO-TRAILS CONSERVANCY Existing On-Road Greenway Marina & Boatyard (954) 668-6937 Spring Garden . 14 Restaurant THE MIAMI FOUNDATION www.scavengervessel.com Proposed On-Road Greenway 437 SW 2 ST • (786) 703-6983 1884 NW North River Dr • (305)324-8004 Hindu Temple . 15 COCA-COLA FOUNDATION 34 THE WHARF www.casafloridamiami.com www.hurricanecovemarine.com www.railstotrails.org Coppinger’s Indian Village . 16 Outdoor Dining & Event Space 10 CASABLANCA SEAFOOD BAR & GRILL 19 HYATT HOTEL www.miamifoundation.org 114 SW North River Dr. Musa Isle . 17 River Restaurant and Seafood Market Riverfront Hotel & Special Evemts 29 RIVERFRONT (305) 906-4000 Miami River Rapids . 18 400 NW North River Dr • (305) 371-4107 400 SE Second Ave. • (305) 358-1234 Residential www.wharfmiami.com www.casablancaseafood.com www.miami.regency.hyatt.com 92 SW 3 ST • (786) 453-3220 Appelrouth.com 305-358-1486 www.antillean.com www.miamirivercommission.org 305.324.5211• www.rmkmerrill-stevens.com 305.324.5211• 4000 Ponce De Leon Blvd, Suite 470, Coral Gables, FL 33146 FL Gables, Coral 470, Suite Blvd, Leon De Ponce 4000 10 casablancaseafood.com 881 NW 13 Avenue, Miami, Florida 33125 Florida Miami, Avenue, 13 NW 881 3038 NW North River Dr. River North NW 3038 305-633-6361 305-444-0999 http://simplymarinas.com | [email protected] A PUBLICATION OF THE MIAMI RIVER COMMISSION RIVER MIAMI THE OF PUBLICATION A Fax: 888-456-3068 Fax: | 305-439-9581 Phone: 30 Coral Gables, FL 33134 FL Gables, Coral 2 A. “Michelle” Ash, MBA, Ph.D, President Ph.D, MBA, Ash, “Michelle” A. • • Historic Sites Historic 5-7pm Monday – Friday Friday – Monday 5-7pm 5-7pm Monday – Friday – Monday 5-7pm Response 999 Ponce de Leon Blvd. #625 Blvd. Leon de Ponce 999 South FL–by the Greater Miami Chamber Miami Greater the FL–by South BEVERAGES ALL ON PRICE HALF Finalist: Real Estate Achievers and Leaders Award, Leaders and Achievers Estate Real Finalist: • OUR PASSION OUR HAPPY HOUR • HALF PRICE OYSTERS PRICE HALF • HOUR HAPPY Immediate /7 24 • • & SPECIALS MENU AR B Points of Interest of Points Daily Business Review “Deal Maker” “Deal Review Business Daily • Lender Private • YOUR GOAL, YOUR HOUR HAPPY 305.371.4107 SUCCESS Totaling over $1 Billion $1 over Totaling • • Area Businesses Area yshore Drive • 305.371.4930 • Drive yshore a B th r No 1717 to the Americas the to Waterfront Transactions Waterfront orth River Drive River orth N NW 400 TION A LOC Y A B THE ON Service Liner Over 50 River, Marina and and Marina River, 50 Over The Premier Premier The • • Public Riverwalks Public article, “Take Me to The River” River” The to Me “Take article, and Salvage and Full-service shipyard dedicated to excellence in yacht repair and refit and repair yacht in excellence to dedicated shipyard Full-service Corporation As featured in the Daily Business Review Business Daily the in featured As Marine Towing Marine t Distric 33 The Miami River Specialist River Miami The Antillean Marine Shipping Shipping Marine Antillean Miami River Miami www.kikiontheriver.com 28 NW N River Dr River N NW 28 20 Includes 4 Blvd. Biscayne 401 Marketplace, Bayside 786.502.3243 AMResidencesMiami ATCO MARINA ATCO 450 NW North River Dr.
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