I recently created some Miami-Dade County land-use maps for another fantastic Miami-based blog: TransitMiami.com.
Transit Miami is an online web journal dedicated to Smart Growth-oriented land-use policies, and multi-modal transportation in South Florida.
I’ve made some minor cosmetic modifications to those maps (e.g., giving them a signature “Miami Geographic” north arrow), and made these newer versions available here at Miami Geographic too!
Residential Land-Use in Miami-Dade. Source: Matthew Toro. 2014.
Commercial Land-Use in Miami-Dade. Source: Matthew Toro. 2014.
Industrial Land-Use in Miami-Dade. Source: Matthew Toro. 2014.
Park Land-Use in Miami-Dade. Source: Matthew Toro. 2014.
Agricultural Land-Use in Miami-Dade. Source: Matthew Toro. 2014.
‘Mixed’ Land-Use in Miami-Dade. Source: Matthew Toro. 2014.
As this blog evolves and matures, I’ll be posting additional maps, data, analyses, etc. for your geographical consumption. Enjoy!
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I was wondering if the data used for your land use maps can be shared for academic research.
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I think I mentioned it last time, but how is Mixed-use defined. It seems like Midtown Miami and downtown/Brickell have a number of Mixed Use buildings that I don’t see on this map.