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Locator Keys Identify Sites on This Map, 23 Heading NW from the Confluence of the P Miami River and Biscayne Bay A NOTE USING THIS GUIDE… Locator keys identify sites on this map, 23 heading NW from the confluence of the P Miami River and Biscayne Bay. Locator keys are in one of the following four 21 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) 3 Brickell Bridge (B) . .A 19 27 Metro Mover Bridge (F) . .B South Miami Avenue (B) . .C 2021 O Metrorail (F) . D. S W. 2nd Avenue (B) . .E Interstate I-95 (3F) . .F 14 N S W. First Street (B) . .G West Flagler Street (B) . H. 15 N W. 5th Street (B) . .I 24 N W. 12th Avenue (B) . J 18 19 S R. 836/Dolphin Expwy . (F) . .K 16 14 N W. 17th Avenue (B) . .L M 12 N W. 22nd Avenue (B) . M. 13 N W. 27th Avenue (B) . .N 16 N W. South River Dr . (B) . O. Railroad (B) . P 12 13 L 32 30 POINTS OF INTEREST 4 Beginning of Miami River Greenway . 1 K 10 34 27 James L . Knight Convention Center . 2 J Metro-Mover “Fifth Street” Station .3 26 34 11 Metro-Mover “Riverwalk” Station . 4 MIAMI RIVER BUSINESSES 22 12 Metro-Rail “Brickell” Station . 5 1 5TH STREET MARINA 11 DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 21 MARITIME AGENCY INC 32 RIVER LANDING Miami-Dade Cultural Center . 6 Marina To grow, strengthen & promote Downtown Miami International Shipping Terminal Retail, Restaurants, Residential 341 NW South River Dr. Miami 33128 (305) 579-6675 3630 NW North River Dr. 1500 NW North River Dr. Stephen P . Clark 23 (305) 324-2040 • www.5thstmarina.com www.miamidda.com (305) 633-7000 (305) 442--3108 2 11 37 Government Center . 7 www.riverlandingmiami.com 17 DR ADIBA MICHELLE ASH 12 EBSARY 22 MAST CAPITAL I 9 20 Metro-Rail “Government Center” Lic. Real Estate Brokerage, Foundation Company Since 1922 Developing "Miami Riverwalk" 33 RIVERSIDE 35 8 18 Development & Financing 2154 NW North River Dr. 2601 So. Bayshore Dr. Suite 850 •(305)531-2426 1 10 Station . 8 Outdoor Dining & Event Space 9 38 (305) 439-9581 • www.simplymarinas.com (305) 325-0530 25 SE Fifth St. 8 City of Miami Administration 23 MIAMI PARKING AUTHORITY 23 2 ANCHOR MARINE www.ebsaryfoundationco.com 40 NW Third St. Miami (786) 453-3220 8 Building . 9 Factory Sales & Service 13 EPIC MARINA (305) 373-6789 34 RMK MERRILL-STEVENS 36 8 Metro-Rail “Culmer” Station . 10 500 NW South River Drive Mega Yacht Marina www.miamiparking.com Full Service Shipyard 30 6 7 (305) 545-6348 250 Biscayne Blvd. Way 881 NW 13th Avenue H Greenfield Garden . 11 24 MIAMI RIVERFRONT RESIDENCES 6 3 ANTILLEAN MARINE (305) 400-6711 • www.epicmarina.com 2601 NW 16 St.Rd. (305) 324-5211 28 Miami-Dade Justice Building . 12 International Shipping Terminal www.rmkmerrill-stevens.com G 14 EPIC RESIDENCES (786) 456-4700 7 University of Miami 3038 NW North River Drive 7 Residential www.miamiriverfrontresidences.com Compliments of 39 Medical Center . 13 (305) 633-6361 200 Biscayne Blvd. Way • (786) 245-8435 www.unitedpropertymgt.com 11 www.antillean.com SANDY O’NEIL Metro-Rail “Civic Center” Station 14 FAST CLEANING SOLUTIONS, LLC 25 MIAMI RIVERSIDE CENTER 6 25 15 1 4 APEX MARINE F 9 4 2 5 Jackson Memorial Hospital . 15 Our Name is Solutions 444 SW 2nd Avenue SCS ENGINEERS 5 17 14 13 3 Yacht Dealer, Full Service Boatyard & Parts (786) 320-1567 (305) 392-4112 29 B 2051 NW 11 ST. • (305)858-9700 Local Solutions, National Expertise C A 1 Veterans Administration Hospital 16 www.miamiriversidecenter.com (305) 412-8185 31 3 www.apexmarinerepair.com FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY E 4 Miami Marlins Ballpark . 17 26 www.scsengineers.com D 33 APPELROUTH • FARAH & CO., P.A. Center for Aquatic Chemistry & Environment MIAMI RIVER COMMISSION Public Boat Ramp . 18 Certified Public Accountants (305) 348-3095 1407 NW 7 Street, Suite 2 35 SEASPICE Miami Intermodal Center . 19 999 Ponce de Leon Blvd. #625 https://crestcache.fiu.edu (305) 644-0544 Seafood Brasserie & Lounge 2 (305) 444-0999 • appelrouth.com FLORIDA DRAWBRIDGE www.miamirivercommission.org 422 NW North River Dr. Metro-Rail “Airport” Station . 20 (305) 440-4200 5 ASTON MARTIN RESIDENCES State Drawbridge Operators 27 MIAMI RIVER TOWING COMPANY Tri-Rail Airport Station . 21 3038 NW North River Drive [email protected] Residential 15 GREENBERG TRAURIG Miami International Airport . 22 300 Biscayne Blvd Way (305) 633-4600 www.seaspicemiami.com Legal Services www.miamirivertowing.com Salinity Dam . 23 www.astonmartinresidences.com 333 SE Second Avenue #4400 SIR SPEEDY BRICKELL Print • Signs • Marketing 5 6 ATCO MARINA (305) 579-0600 28 NUMARINE 28 NW North River Dr. www.gtlaw.com Yachts 111 NW 22 Avenue • (305) 285-1401 HISTORIC MARKER SITE ....... www.sirspeedycolor.com 16 5 SW South River Dr. • (305) 677-3112 BISCAYNE BAY PILOTS HURRICANE COVE www.numarine.com The Historic Miami River . 1 Assisting International Shipping Vessels Marina & Boatyard 36 TOW BOAT US Brickell Key . 2 Navigating Port Miami River 1884 NW North River Dr 29 ONE RIVER POINT 24-Hour Marine Services 10 Residential (305) 358-1486 Royal Palm Hotel . 3 www.bbpilots.com (305)324-8004 www.hurricanecovemarine.com 24 SW 4th ST. • (305) 809-7566 [email protected] Miami Circle . 4 7 BOXVAULT www.oneriverpoint.com www.towboatusmiami.com Self Storage 17 HYATT REGENCY MIAMI Flagler Workers House . 5 123 SW North River Dr. Miami 33130 400 SE Second Ave. • (305) 358-1234 PADDLE PUB 37 UNIVISTA INSURANCE Jose Marti Park . .6 (305) 400-6657 • www.boxvault.com www.miami.regency.hyatt.com Pedal Powered Boat Tours Insurance (888)-231-4401 528 NW 7 Ave. Miami River Inn . .7 8 CASABLANCA SEAFOOD BAR & GRILL 18 ISLAND QUEEN www.paddle.pub/miami (305) 964-8887 Wagner Homestead . 8 River Restaurant and Seafood Market Sightseeing Cruises www.univistainsurance.com 400 NW North River Dr 30 PIER 19 Bayside Marina, 401 Biscayne Blvd. Residences & Marina Fort Dallas . 9 (305) 371-4107 WATER MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES (305) 379-5119 1951 NW 12 Street • www.pier19.com Scottish Rite Temple . 10 www.casablancaseafood.com www.islandqueencruises.com Scavenger Water De-Contamination Vessel RAILS-TO-TRAILS CONSERVANCY (954) 668-6937 Point Park . 11 9 CRUST 19 JETBOAT MIAMI www.scavengervessel.com Restaurant Sightseeing Cruises MIAMI FOUNDATION Existing Riverwalk Spring Garden . 12 www.railstotrails.org 38 WATER TAXI 668 NW 5 ST •(305) 371-7065 1635 North Bayshore Dr., Sea Isle Marina Proposed Riverwalk Coppinger’s Village . 13 www.crust-usa.com 305-443-1041 • www.jetboatmiami.com www.miamifoundation.org Water Taxi Service 31 (305) 600-2511 Existing On-Road Greenway Miami River Rapids . 14 10 DADE HERITAGE TRUST KIKI ON THE RIVER THE RIVERFRONT www.watertaximiami.com 20 Residential Proposed On-Road Greenway Preservation• Education• Advocacy Modern Greek Restaurant 39 THE WHARF 190 SE 12 Terrace • (305) 358-9572 450 NW North River Dr. 92 SW 3 ST (786) 453-3220 Outdoor Dining & Event Space www.dadeheritagetrust.org (786)-502-3243 114 SW North River Dr. www.kikiontheriver.com (305) 906-4000 www.wharfmiami.com 32 www.miamirivercommission.org 33 8 305.324.5211• www.rmkmerrill-stevens.com 305.324.5211• casablancaseafood.com 30 www.miamiriversidecenter.com 881 NW 13 Avenue, Miami, Florida 33125 Florida Miami, Avenue, 13 NW 881 A PUBLICATION OF THE MIAMI RIVER COMMISSION RIVER MIAMI THE OF PUBLICATION A 444 SW 2nd Avenue | Miami, FL 33130 FL Miami, | Avenue 2nd SW 444 305.392.4112 • • 34 5-7pm Monday – Friday Friday – Monday 5-7pm Historic Sites Historic 5-7pm Monday – Friday – Monday 5-7pm HALF PRICE ON ALL BEVERAGES ALL ON PRICE HALF An Adler Group mixed-use development mixed-use Group Adler An 37 HAPPY HOUR • HALF PRICE OYSTERS PRICE HALF • HOUR HAPPY Miami Riverside Center Riverside Miami • • BAR MENU SPECIALS & SPECIALS MENU BAR Points of Interest of Points HAPPY HOUR HAPPY 305.371.4107 • • Area Businesses Area yshore Drive • 305.371.4930 • Drive yshore Ba rth No 1717 400 NW North River Drive River North NW 400 ON THE BAY LOCATION BAY THE ON • • Public Riverwalks Public Full-service shipyard dedicated to excellence in yacht repair and refit and repair yacht in excellence to dedicated shipyard Full-service t Distric 33 Miami River Miami www.hurricanecovemarine.com Includes Includes 5 5 AMResidencesMiami 305-324-8004 www.astonmartinresidences.com 1884 NW North River Dr. Miami 33125 Miami Dr. River North NW 1884 AND BEAUTIFUL BISCAYNE BAY BISCAYNE BEAUTIFUL AND 5-7pm Monday – Friday – Monday 5-7pm OYSTERS PRICE HALF ON THE HISTORIC MIAMI RIVER RIVER MIAMI HISTORIC THE ON HAPPY HOUR HAPPY th River Drive • 305.371.4107 305.371.4107 • Drive River th Nor NW 400 FEATURING WATERFRONT LOCATION LOCATION WATERFRONT FEATURING ON THE RIVER LOCATION RIVER THE ON 25 16 Blvd. Biscayne 401 Marketplace, Bayside 33 29 18 25 SE 5TH ST, MIAMI FL 33131 | RIVERSIDE.MIAMI | 33131 FL MIAMI ST, 5TH SE 25 305-379-5119 • islandqueencruises.com • 305-379-5119 OPEN TUESDAY - SUNDAY - TUESDAY OPEN oneriverpoint.com or visit visit or 305.809.7566 Please call call Please at home - little ones and furry friends included. friends furry and ones little - home at and two restaurants, there’s something for everyone to feel right right feel to everyone for something there’s restaurants, two and 32 305.442.3108 • www.riverlandingmiami.com • 305.442.3108 entertainment, craft cocktails, outdoor games, five local eateries eateries local five games, outdoor cocktails, craft entertainment, BEAUTIFUL BISCAYNE BAY BAY BISCAYNE BEAUTIFUL Brickell! 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