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5Th Street Marina Anchor Marine Antillean Marine 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: 5 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 18 N .W . 17th Avenue (B) . L 17 18 6 N .W . 22nd Avenue (B) . M 16 14 N .W . 27th Avenue (B) . N M 10 N .W . South River Dr . (B) . O 13 Railroad (B) . P 13 4 POINTS OF INTEREST 12 Beginning of Miami River Greenway . 1 16 24 L James L . Knight Convention Center . 2 Metro-Mover “Fifth Street” Station . 3 Metro-Mover “Riverwalk” Station . 4 K 10 7 Metro-Rail “Brickell” Station . 5 15 17 Miami-Dade Cultural Center . 6 J 11 Stephen P . Clark Government Center . 7 Metro-Rail “Government Center” Station . 8 MIAMI RIVER BUSINESSES 14 City of Miami Administration Building . 9 8 Metro-Rail “Culmer” Station . 10 1 5TH STREET MARINA 7 CLARO 14 ISLAND QUEEN Compliments of 25 Greenfield Garden . 11 Marina Property Development Sightseeing Cruises SANDY O’NEIL 13 Miami-Dade Justice Building . 12 341 NW South River Dr. Miami 33128 (305)-324-4700 Bayside Marketplace 15 2 17 I University of Miami Medical Center . 13 (305) 324-2040 1035 N. Miami Ave. Suite 201 401 Biscayne Blvd. Miami 33132 23 SEASPICE 23 6 14 Metro-Rail “Civic Center” Station . 14 www.5thstmarina.com www.clarocorp.com (305) 379-5119 1 12 12 Modern American Brasserie 16 27 Jackson Memorial Hospital . 15 www.islandqueencruises.com 1011 2 8 422 NW North River Dr. Veterans Administration Hospital . 16 ANCHOR MARINE CORSO D' ACQUA Engine Sales, Repairs and Parts Luxury Town Homes Coming in 2015 15 MARLINS AYUDAN (305) 440-4200 26 8 Miami Marlins Ballpark . 17 7 500 NW South River Dr. Miami 33136 Where The River is Home Community service program www.seaspicemiami.com Public Boat Ramp . 18 20 (305) 545-6348 Nohra Pelaez •786-295-1088 www.Marlins.com/Ayudan H 6 Miami Intermodal Center . 19 SIR SPEEDY BRICKELL www.anchormarinemiami.com [email protected]. 11 Metro-Rail “Airport” Station . 20 16 Print • Signs • Marketing 19 MIAMI PARKING AUTHORITY G Tri-Rail Airport Station . 21 3 ANTILLEAN MARINE 9 DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT 40 NW Third St. Miami 111 NW 22 Avenue 9 8 Miami International Airport . 22 (305) 285-1401 International Shipping Terminal AUTHORITY (305) 373-6789 7 9 1 Salinity Dam . 23 3038 NW North River Drive Improving Downtown Development www.miamiparking.com www.sirspeedycolor.com 4 2 (305) 633-6361 (305) 579-6675 • www.dwntwn.com SUZANNE HOLLANDER F 9 6 3 10 www.antillean.com 17 MIAMI RIVER COMMISSION B HISTORIC MARKER SITE ....... Realtor 22 21 C A 1 10 EPIC MARINA 1407 NW 7 Street, Suite D 3 4 The Historic Miami River . 1 APPELROUTH • FARAH & CO., P.A. Mega Yacht Marina (305) 644-0544 (786) 202-0587 E [email protected] D Brickell Key . 2 Certified Public Accountants (305) 400-7489 www.miamirivercommission.org 5 Royal Palm Hotel . 3 999 Ponce de Leon Blvd. #625 250 Biscayne Blvd. Way www.hollanderrealty.com MIAMI RIVER DISTRICT 2 Miami Circle . 4 Coral Gables 33134 www.epicmarina.com 24 TERRAZAS MIAMI Brickell Park . 5 305-448-0999 • www.appelrouth.com 11 FLAGLER ON THE RIVER MIAMI RIVERFRONT RESIDENCES Riverfront Residences Flagler Workers House . 6 (305) 440-4775 Jose Marti Park . 7 BISCAYNE BAY PILOTS Apartment Rentals 18 Apartment Rentals Assisting International Shipping vessels 340 W. Flagler Street 2601 NW 16 St. Road 1861 NW South River Drive Miami River Inn . 8 www.terrazasmiami.com 5 J .W . Warner Place . 9 navigating the Miami River (305) 329-1111 (786) 456-4700 Wagner Homestead . 10 www.bbpilots.com www.Flaglerontheriver.com www.miamiriverfrontresidences.com 25 TERMINAL 555 Fort Dallas . 11 4 BUNNELL FOUNDATION, INC. FLORIDA DRAWBRIDGE 19 NEO LOFTS International Shipping Terminal Scottish Rite Temple . 12 555 NW South River Dr. Marine Construction State Drawbridge Operators Residential Apartments Point Park . 13 1320 NW 18 Avenue 10 SW South River Dr. Miami 33130 (305) 324-0558 Spring Garden . 14 (305) 545-5902•www.bunnellinc.com FLORIDA WOOD RECYCLING (305) 324-6958 26 Hindu Temple . 15 TOW BOAT US Wood Recycling 24-Hour Marine Services Coppinger’s Indian Village . 16 5 CARIBBEAN SHIP SERVICES (305) 885-1777 20 P & L TOWING International Shipping Terminal Marine Towing, Ship Assist & (305) 358-1486 Musa Isle . 17 www.buymulchdirect.com [email protected] Miami River Rapids . 18 3630 NW North River Drive Agency Services (305) 633-7000 12 GARCIA’S SEAFOOD GRILLE & 1883 NW 7 Street, Suite 5 www.towboatusmiami.com FISH MARKET (305) 644-3034 WATER MANAGEMENT CASABLANCA SEAFOOD BAR & GRILL 398 NW North River Drive www.pandltowing.com 6 River Restaurant and Fish Market TECHNOLOGIES (305) 375-0765 Scavenger 2000 De-Pollution Vessel 400 NW North River Drive www.garciasmiami.com 21 RIVERFRONT (305) 371-4107 Riverfront Residences (954) 668-6937 www.scavenger2000.com Existing Riverwalk 1717 North Bayshore Dr. 13 HURRICANE COVE 92 SW Third Street, Miami Proposed Riverwalk (305) 371-4930 Marina & Boatyard 786-453-3220 27 WATER TAXI MIAMI www.casablancaseafood.com Existing On-Road Greenway (305) 324-8004 Water Transportation Proposed On-Road Greenway 1884 NW North River Drive 22 RIVER YACHT CLUB CH2MHILL Riverside Grill and Yacht Club Bayside Marina Full Service Engineering, [email protected] 401 SW Third Avenue, Miami (305) 600-2511 Construction & Operations www.riveryachtclub.com www.watertaximiami.com (305) 547-9123 • www.ch2m.com Email: [email protected] Email: www.appelrouth.com ● ● 13 24 25 305-324-0558 www.miamirivercommission.org www.buymulchdirect.com 958 324-6 (305) 33130 FL Miami, Drive River South SW 10 casablancaseafood.com R 305-324-8004 305-324-8004 S E 305.885.1777 305-448-0999 U D A PUBLICATION OF THE MIAMI RIVER COMMISSION RIVER MIAMI THE OF PUBLICATION A River Dr. Miami Dr. River T 1884 NW North River Dr. Miami 33125 Miami Dr. River North NW 1884 P 33125 FL Miami, | 19 Y G L HEALTHY & BEAUTIFUL GARDEN BEAUTIFUL & HEALTHY O A Original Image by Hank Klein Original Imageby 33134 FL Gables, Coral 555 NW South South NW 555 L C 6 D Dr. River South NW 1861 U 18 E | ay D Fri - ay ND mo 5-7pm 999 Ponce de Leon Blvd. #625 Blvd. Leon de Ponce 999 | O S R T A BEVERAGES ALL ON PRICE HALF E N G G G Your Goal, Our Passion Our Goal, Your E • • U Historic Sites Historic & SPECIALS MENU AR B | N N K A terrazasmiami.com SS e CC Su R • • HOUR HAPPY Points of Interest of Points T A U B R E A • • Area Businesses Area N 1717 North Bayshore Drive • 305.371.4930 • Drive Bayshore North 1717 L I 305.440.4775 | P B | LOCATION ON THE BAY BAY THE ON R • • Public Riverwalks Public K O C W A L N B Miami River District River Miami WITH ONE PALLET MINIMUM ORDER MINIMUM PALLET ONE WITH Includes DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS OR HOME YOUR TO DELIVERED MULCH TERRAZAS MIAMI TERRAZAS www.sirspeedycolor.com 305-358-1486 398 NW North River Dr. Miami FL 33128 FL Miami Dr. River North NW 398 www.miamiparking.com 111 NW 22 Avenue • 305-285-1401 • Avenue 22 NW 111 305-373-6789 16 • Lead Generation Lead • Miami, FL 33128 FL Miami, Offshore - Bahamas - Offshore • Branding • 26 Response Launch Services • Memberships Available Memberships • Services Launch • Promotional Products Promotional • 40 NW 3rd St 3rd NW 40 Beach Recovery • Ungrounding • Recovery Beach Immediate /7 24 • Mobile Marketing Mobile • www.garciasmiami.com Diving • Fuel Drops Fuel • Diving MIAMI PARKING AUTHORITY PARKING MIAMI Towing • De-watering & Refloating & De-watering • Towing • Direct Marketing Direct • 305.375.0765 IMMEDIATE RESPONSE ~ 24 HOURS - 365 DAYS 365 - HOURS 24 ~ RESPONSE IMMEDIATE • Signs, Posters, Banners Posters, Signs, • • Printing & Copies & Printing • Since 1966 Since ay D Fri - ay ND mo 5-7pm Freshest Seafood Seafood Freshest and Salvage and OYSTERS PRICE HALF WWW.SCAVENGER2000.COM • Management On-site and Staff Concierge Friendly HOUR HAPPY WATER MAINTENANCE VESSELS MAINTENANCE WATER South Florida’s Florida’s South Marine Towing Marine SCAVENGER 2000 SCAVENGER • Secure Garage Parking Parking Garage Secure iver Drive • 305.371.4107 • Drive iver r North NW 400 12 GRAB YOUR AUDIENCE! YOUR GRAB TM LOCATION RIVER THE ON • Valet Service Service Valet • Clubhouse with TV, Billiards, and Wet Bar Bar Wet and Billiards, TV, with Clubhouse www.hollanderrealty.com www.flaglerontheriver.com www.seaspicemiami.com 23 www.antillean.com 22 305.440.4200 305.329.1111 [email protected] • 3038 NW North River Dr. River North NW 3038 305-633-6361 Motorcycle and Bicycle Parking Parking Bicycle and Motorcycle Dedicated 422 NW North River Drive Miami FL 33128 FL Miami Drive River North NW 422 11 • Dog Park Park Dog 3 • Conference Room Room Conference • omputers & Wifi Wifi & omputers C Connected Internet - Center Business all day all • Illuminated Tennis Court Court Tennis Illuminated 786.202.0587 oysters • Fitness Center Center Fitness Lic. Real Estate Broker Estate Real Lic. to the Americas the to Hollander Realty, LLC Realty, Hollander Service Liner • half price half Spa with Sauna, Steam Room, Shower and Lockers Lockers and Shower Room, Steam Sauna, with Spa The Premier Premier The HOLLANDER Broker • Meditation Garden with Barbecue Area Area Barbecue with Garden Meditation Wednesdays SUZANNE • Corporation Tub Hot and Pool Edge Infinity Entry Beach Building Features Features Building Antillean Marine Shipping Shipping Marine Antillean APARTMENTS FOR RENT FOR APARTMENTS Bringing Buyers to Downtown Miami Downtown to Buyers Bringing .
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