Local Parks in the city of Miami, Florida

Access a comprehensive dataset of Miami's local parks, tailored for GIS professionals working on urban planning and recreational projects. This dataset encapsulates 167 unique features, each representing a public green space managed mainly by the City of Miami. Significant entries include Simpson Park, Bryan Park, The Barnacle Historic State Park, and Lummus Park, showcasing diverse attributes such as operator details, location addresses, and dedicated websites. Obtain pertinent information like opening hours and direct access to additional resources, such as Wikipedia links and official park pages. Ideal for detailed spatial analysis and enhancing community engagement strategies, this dataset supports GIS users in visualizing and managing Miami's recreational locales efficiently.

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Contained within the Local Parks in Miami dataset are features like: • Simpson Park • Bryan Park • The Barnacle Historic State Park • Lummus Park • A.D. Doug Barnes Park • Crandon Park • Silver Bluff Mini Park • 1814 Brickell Park • West End Park • Swannanoa Mini Park • South Shenandoah Mini Park • West Miami Recreation Center • Fred B. Hartnett Ponce Circle Park • Hialeah Park Race Track • Coral Gables Youth Center • Gibson Park • Tropical Park • Northwest Highlands Park • Virginia Key Beach North Point Park • Rotary Centennial Park • Enrique “Henry” Cepero Memorial Park • Catalonia Park • Majorca Park • Venetia Park Upon completion of your Felt account setup, access your dedicated interactive map displaying Local Parks in Miami. Employ various tools for customization, analysis, and seamless GeoPackage data export. You'll also gain access to our extensive repository of pre-existing GIS data, featuring numerous additional datasets tailored for Miami.