The Neighbourhood: Norland

Norland sits in northern Miami-Dade County near suburban and commercial zones. Oleta River State Park offers trails and kayak access for people who like water and trees. Zoo Miami hosts animal exhibits and family visits within a short drive of the district. Miami Seaquarium stages marine shows and has outdoor displays for visitors. Pollo Tropical and Versailles serve Cuban and Caribbean fare to local diners. La Carreta and Burger King provide quick meal choices for many residents. Ball and Chain and Wynwood Brewing Company offer nightlife and live music nearby. Greynolds Park and Amelia Earhart Park give open space and sports fields to the public. Miami-Dade Transit operates buses that cross the district throughout the day. Metrorail links the area with downtown Miami and other hubs for commuters. Tri-Rail connects regional travelers to stations outside the county. Metrobus stops serve shoppers and workers along main roads. Grocery stores and small shops supply daily needs inside shopping centers near the homes. Local schools and churches host events that connect neighbors. Data show that the most common age group is 25 to 29 years old and households with 1 person make up the largest household type.

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Norland sits in northern Miami-Dade County near suburban and commercial zones. Oleta River State Park offers trails and kayak access for people who like water and trees. Zoo Miami hosts animal exhibits and family visits within a short drive of the district. Miami Seaquarium stages marine shows and has outdoor displays for visitors. Pollo Tropical and Versailles serve Cuban and Caribbean fare to local diners. La Carreta and Burger King provide quick meal choices for many residents. Ball and Chain and Wynwood Brewing Company offer nightlife and live music nearby. Greynolds Park and Amelia Earhart Park give open space and sports fields to the public. Miami-Dade Transit operates buses that cross the district throughout the day. Metrorail links the area with downtown Miami and other hubs for commuters. Tri-Rail connects regional travelers to stations outside the county. Metrobus stops serve shoppers and workers along main roads. Grocery stores and small shops supply daily needs inside shopping centers near the homes. Local schools and churches host events that connect neighbors. Data show that the most common age group is 25 to 29 years old and households with 1 person make up the largest household type.