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Miami Beach
A barrier island city separated from downtown Miami by Biscayne Bay, Miami Beach developed through the twentieth century into one of the most densely built and internationally recognized resort destinations on the Atlantic coast. South Beach, the island’s southern district, contains a concentrated stock of Art Deco and Moderne-era commercial buildings along Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue, now designated as an architectural district. The city manages a recurring tension between its role as a leisure destination and the logistical demands that come with it, particularly during high-traffic periods when police checkpoints and traffic controls are deployed along Collins Avenue and the surrounding streets. Ground transportation infrastructure connecting Miami Beach to the mainland runs through Miami International Airport and the Miami Intermodal Center on the western edge of the metro area.
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