Miami Interactive Map
Explore this detailed Miami map showing beaches, cultural neighborhoods, and transportation networks. Miami blends beaches and nightlife with Latin American culture and global finance.
This interactive map of Miami allows you to explore the city's geography, including its barrier island beaches, Metrorail system, and diverse cultural districts. Click on markers to learn more about specific locations across the Magic City.
About Miami - Magic City
Miami blends beaches and nightlife with Latin American culture and global finance. Founded in 1896, the city covers 55.3 sq mi with a population of 442,241 and serves as a center for tourism/hospitality, international finance, trade/logistics, media, and tech.
The Miami map reveals the city's unique position as a tropical metropolitan area and gateway to Latin America.
Miami Quick Facts
- Nickname: Magic City
- State: Florida
- Population: 442,241
- Area: 55.3 sq mi
- Founded: 1896
- Region: South (Southeast)
- Time Zone: Eastern Time (ET)
Miami Geography and Neighborhoods
The urban grid uses NW/NE/SW/SE quadrants centered near Downtown; bridges (MacArthur, Julia Tuttle, Venetian) connect mainland to Miami Beach barrier island. The Metromover loops Downtown/Brickell; Metrorail and major expressways shape travel corridors.
Major Neighborhoods
- Downtown - Business district with skyscrapers and cultural venues
- South Beach - Art Deco district with beaches and nightlife
- Little Havana - Cuban cultural center along Calle Ocho (SW 8th Street)
- Brickell - Financial district with high-rise condominiums
Miami Transportation Networks
Miami‑Dade Transit Metrorail/Metromover & buses; Tri‑Rail regional connects the metropolitan area. The Metromover provides free downtown circulation.
Major Transportation Hubs
- Airport: Miami International Airport (MIA)
- Highways: I-95, US-1 (Biscayne/Brickell), SR-836 (Dolphin Expy), SR-826 (Palmetto)
- Public Transit: Metrorail Orange/Green Lines, Metromover, Miami Beach Trolley
- Port: PortMiami - major cruise ship terminal and cargo port
Miami Landmarks and Attractions
The Miami map reveals numerous landmarks that showcase the city's beach culture, Art Deco heritage, and Latin American connections.
Iconic Landmarks
- South Beach - Famous Art Deco district with white sand beaches
- Wynwood Walls - Outdoor street art museum in trendy arts district
- Little Havana (Calle Ocho) - Cuban cultural heart with restaurants and cigar shops
- Vizcaya Museum and Gardens - Historic European-style villa and gardens
- Bayfront Park - Downtown waterfront park with concerts and festivals
Miami Economy and Industries
Tourism/hospitality, international finance, trade/logistics, media, and tech drive Miami's economy. The city serves as the economic capital of South Florida and gateway to Latin America.
Key Economic Centers
- Brickell - International banking and finance district
- Downtown - Government and business headquarters
- Wynwood - Arts district with creative industries
- Miami International Airport - Major cargo and passenger hub
Miami Climate and Geography
Tropical monsoon climate with hot, wet summers and warm, drier winters. Miami's location at the southern tip of Florida creates year-round warm weather with distinct wet and dry seasons.
The city's geography is dominated by its coastal location on Biscayne Bay, with barrier islands protecting the mainland from Atlantic storms while providing world-famous beaches and luxury resorts.
How to Use This Miami Map
This interactive Miami map provides multiple ways to explore the Magic City. Use the zoom controls to focus on specific beaches or neighborhoods, and click on markers to access information about attractions, cultural sites, and entertainment districts.
Whether you're planning a visit to Miami, studying urban geography, or researching the city's role as an international gateway, this map serves as your comprehensive guide. The map includes Metrorail lines, bridge connections, and highlights both beach attractions and cultural neighborhoods that define Miami's character.
For educational purposes, this Miami map helps students understand how climate and geography influence urban development, showing how the city has grown as a tropical metropolis while maintaining connections between mainland and barrier island communities.