Many lakes around Miami-Dade County are named after bird species found in the area. OpenStreetMap already has several lakes that are correctly named, but many lakes are still missing data and names. This lake in particular is called "Swallow-Tailed Kite"

This lake was formed as a result of a rock quarry from the local cement factory, it was named "lake Manuel"

This lake was formed as a result of a rock quarry from the local cement factory, it was named "lake Laura."

Many lakes around Miami-Dade County are named after bird species found in the area. OpenStreetMap already has several lakes that are correctly named, but many lakes are still missing data and names. This lake in particular is called "Great Egret Lake"

This lake is called lake Eddie

Shorebird Nesting Area

This trail is known for its great bird diversity and named after local bird expert Robin.

Many lakes around Miami-Dade County are named after bird species found in the area. OpenStreetMap already has several lakes that are correctly named, but many lakes are still missing data and names. This lake in particular is called "Little Blue HeronLake

This water hazard is known as "Lake Mario"

Many lakes around Miami-Dade County are named after bird species found in the area. OpenStreetMap already has several lakes that are correctly named, but many lakes are still missing data and names. This lake in particular is called "Lake Black Skimmer."

This water hazard is known as "Lake Nicolas"

This water hazard is known as "Lake Pamela"

this water hazard is known as "Panda Pond"

This water hazard is known as "Lake Lucas"

Park opened less than a year ago

Many lakes around Miami-Dade County are named after bird species found in the area. OpenStreetMap already has several lakes that are correctly named, but many lakes are still missing data and names. This lake in particular is called "American Kestrel Lake

Many lakes around Miami-Dade County are named after bird species found in the area. OpenStreetMap already has several lakes that are correctly named, but many lakes are still missing data and names. This lake in particular is called "Merlin Lake."

This canal that follows Northwest 58th Street is called "Dressel's Dairy Canal." The bike path that follows the canal (Dressel's Dairy Trail) is named after the canal.