List of neighborhoods in Miami

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Map of Miami neighborhoods

This is a list of neighborhoods in Miami in Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States. Many of the city's neighborhoods have been renamed, redefined and changed since the city's founding in 1896. As such, the exact extents of some neighborhoods can differ from person to person. The following is the list of all the city's major neighborhoods, including any corresponding sub-neighborhoods within them.

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Brickell is at the center of the Miami core. Its borders are Interstate 95 to the west, Brickell Bay to the east, the Miami River to the north, and Rickenbacker Causeway to the south. Coconut Grove is an example of a neighborhood whose size and name has stayed relatively the same since its settlement in 1825. Having been settled originally as "Cocoanut Grove", its character has stayed almost intact from its early days. [1] In contrast, other neighborhoods have undergone many name and size changes. Buena Vista was once a much larger neighborhood in the 1920s than it is today. Buena Vista once consumed all of the Miami Design District as well as a large part of Little Haiti, Wynwood and Edgewater. Other neighborhoods, such as the Arts & Entertainment District, were previously branded as "Omni", after the Omni Mall that was located there in the 1980s and 1990s. Midtown emerged as a new neighborhood in the mid-2000s after developers created the large scale Midtown Miami development in an area traditionally known as Edgewater.

Neighborhoods in Miami [2]
Neighborhood Demonym Population
2010
Population/
Km²
Sub-neighborhoodsCoordinates
Allapattah 54,2894,401 25°48′54″N80°13′26″W / 25.815°N 80.224°W / 25.815; -80.224
Arts & Entertainment District 11,0337,948 25°47′56″N80°11′24″W / 25.799°N 80.190°W / 25.799; -80.190
Brickell Brickellite31,75914,541None 25°45′29″N80°11′35″W / 25.758°N 80.193°W / 25.758; -80.193
Brickell Key
Buena Vista 9,0583,540Buena Vista East Historic District 25°48′47″N80°11′31″W / 25.813°N 80.192°W / 25.813; -80.192
Coconut Grove Grovite20,0763,091None 25°42′43″N80°15′25″W / 25.712°N 80.257°W / 25.712; -80.257
Coral Way 35,0624,496Coral Gate, Golden Pines, Shenandoah, Historic Shenandoah, and Silver Bluff 25°45′00″N80°16′59″W / 25.750°N 80.283°W / 25.750; -80.283
Design District 3,5733,623 25°48′47″N80°11′35″W / 25.813°N 80.193°W / 25.813; -80.193
Downtown Downtowner71,000
(13,635 CBD only)
10,613Central Business District (CBD), Downtown Miami Historic District, Jewelry District, Lummus Park, Park West / Arts & Entertainment District. 25°46′26″N80°11′35″W / 25.774°N 80.193°W / 25.774; -80.193
Edgewater 15,0056,675 25°48′07″N80°11′24″W / 25.802°N 80.190°W / 25.802; -80.190
Flagami 50,8345,665Alameda, Grapeland Heights, and Fairlawn 25°45′43″N80°18′58″W / 25.762°N 80.316°W / 25.762; -80.316
Grapeland Heights 14,0044,130 25°47′31″N80°15′29″W / 25.792°N 80.258°W / 25.792; -80.258
Health District 2,7052,148
Liberty City 19,7253,733 25°49′55″N80°13′30″W / 25.832°N 80.225°W / 25.832; -80.225
Little Haiti 29,7603,840 Lemon City (aka Little River) 25°49′26″N80°11′28″W / 25.824°N 80.191°W / 25.824; -80.191
Little Havana 76,1638,423Calle Ocho 25°46′23″N80°12′54″W / 25.773°N 80.215°W / 25.773; -80.215
Lummus Park 3,0273,680 25°46′37″N80°12′04″W / 25.777°N 80.201°W / 25.777; -80.201
Midtown Midtowner--None 25°48′25″N80°11′35″W / 25.807°N 80.193°W / 25.807; -80.193
Overtown Towner6,7363,405 Spring Garden 25°47′13″N80°12′04″W / 25.787°N 80.201°W / 25.787; -80.201
RiversideNone
The Roads 7,3274,899None 25°45′22″N80°12′25″W / 25.756°N 80.207°W / 25.756; -80.207
Upper Eastside Upper Eastsider12,5252,513Bay Point Estates, Bayside District, Belle Meade, Ironside, Magnolia Park, MiMo Historic District, Morningside, Palm Grove, and Shorecrest 25°49′48″N80°10′59″W / 25.830°N 80.183°W / 25.830; -80.183
Venetian Islands N/AN/A Biscayne Island and San Marco Island 25°47′28″N80°09′40″W / 25.791°N 80.161°W / 25.791; -80.161
Virginia Key 14- 25°44′10″N80°09′18″W / 25.736°N 80.155°W / 25.736; -80.155
West Flagler 31,4074,428None 25°46′30″N80°14′35″W / 25.775°N 80.243°W / 25.775; -80.243
Wynwood Wynwooder7,2772,983None 25°48′14″N80°11′56″W / 25.804°N 80.199°W / 25.804; -80.199
MiamiMiamian399,4574,687 

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