Forklift Masts Miramar

Forklift Masts Miramar - The city of Miramar, Florida is located in Broward County. It is just a short drive from both Miami and Fort Lauderdale. The city's name translates to "View of the Sea" in Spanish. A Cuban suburb of Havana is likewise named Miramar.

In the year 1955, the small city was incorporated and totaled only 7.6 square km. These days, the city is spread a little larger at 11.5 square km. Close by are the municipalities of Plantation, Sunrise and Hollywood. The motto of Miramar before was "The Center of Everything." At present it is "Beauty and Progress."

The city of Miramar has many parks and community events. The Miramar Civic Center hosts two events during fall: the Caribe Fest during the month of September and the Halloween Masquerade Dance during October. A new Town Center with waterfront views will hold retail shops, a public library and the City Hall, in addition to residences. The Miramar Cultural Arts Center is a center used for the visual and performing arts.

Visitors and residents would find a lot of attractions in Broward County: Museum of Art; Art and Culture Center of Hollywood; Museum of Discovery and Science; International Game Fish Association Hall of Fame and Museum and International Swimming Hall of Fame. Stranahan House is an old trading post, open to tourists. The historic Bonnet House is situated close to Fort Lauderdale beach. Other historic sites in the county consist of Old Davie School Historical Museum and Old Fort Lauderdale Village and Museum.

Miramar is located near transportation hubs. In a half-hour drive of Miramar are two major seaports: Port of Miami and Port Everglades. Both are utilized a lot by cruise lines and cargo ships. Two main international airports, Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport and Miami International Airport, are likewise located close to the city of Miramar.

Miramar is included in the 12th biggest radio market and the 17th largest television market in the US: the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood media market. Residents of Miramar get their news from The Miami Herald and the South Florida-Sun Sentinel. The newspapers that are written in Spanish are El Sentinel and El Nuevo.