Template:Rail transport in South Florida

style="color:#ffffff;background:Template:Linear-gradient;text-align:center;padding:5px"| Rail transport in South Florida
Brightline to Orlando Airport (planned) Amtrak Silver Service to New York Mangonia Park West Palm Beach West Palm Beach Lake Worth Tri-Rail fare zone boundary Boynton Beach Delray Beach Tri-Rail fare zone boundary Boca Raton Boca Raton (planned) Palm Beach Broward Deerfield Beach Pompano Beach Tri-Rail fare zone boundary Cypress Creek Fort Lauderdale New River Fort Lauderdale Tri-Rail fare zone boundary Fort Lauderdale Airport Sheridan Street Hollywood Broward Miami-Dade Tri-Rail fare zone boundary Aventura (planned) Golden Glades Opa-locka Miami ■ Palmetto Miami Canal ■ Okeechobee ■ Hialeah ■ Tri-Rail and Metrorail Transfer ■ Northside Tri-Rail Downtown Miami Link (opens late 2020) ■ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza ■ Brownsville Hialeah Market ■■ Earlington Heights Miami River ■■ Allapattah ■ Miami Intermodal Center Miami International Airport ■■ Santa Clara ■■ Civic Center ■ School Board ■ Adrienne Arsht Center ■■ Culmer ■ Museum Park ■ Eleventh Street ■ Park West ■ Freedom Tower Biscayne Bay PortMiami (planned) ■■ Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre ■■■ Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. MiamiCentral ■■■ ■■■ Government Center ■■■ College North ■■■ College/Bayside ■■■ First Street ■■■ Bayfront Park ■ Miami Avenue ■■ Third Street ■■■ Knight Center ■ Riverwalk Miami River ■ Fifth Street ■ Brickell City Centre ■ Tenth Street/Promenade ■■■ ■ Brickell ■ Financial District ■■ Vizcaya ■■ Coconut Grove ■■ Douglas Road ■■ University ■■ South Miami ■■■ Dadeland North ■■■ Dadeland South
Amtrak, Brightline, and Tri-Rail Metrorail Metromover MIA Mover All stations are accessible

This is a route-map template for Rail transport in South Florida, a United States rail system.

• For a key to symbols, see {{railway line legend}}.
• For information on using this template, see Template:Routemap.
• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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