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Template:Rail transport in South Florida

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Rail transport in South Florida
Mangonia Park
Tri-Rail
West Palm Beach
Silver Service Tri-Rail Greyhound Lines
West Palm Beach
Brightline
Lake Worth Beach
Tri-Rail
Tri-Rail fare
zone boundary
Boynton Beach
Tri-Rail
Delray Beach
Silver Service Tri-Rail
Tri-Rail fare
zone boundary
Boca Raton
Tri-Rail
Boca Raton
Brightline
Deerfield Beach
Silver Service Tri-Rail
Pompano Beach
Tri-Rail
Tri-Rail fare
zone boundary
Cypress Creek
Tri-Rail
Fort Lauderdale
Brightline
Fort Lauderdale
Silver Service Tri-Rail
Tri-Rail fare
zone boundary
Fort Lauderdale Airport
Tri-Rail
Sheridan Street
Tri-Rail Greyhound Lines
Hollywood
Silver Service Tri-Rail
Tri-Rail fare
zone boundary
Aventura
Brightline
Golden Glades
Tri-Rail Greyhound Lines
Opa-locka
Tri-Rail
Miami
Silver Service
Palmetto
Okeechobee
Hialeah
Tri-Rail and Metrorail Transfer
Tri-Rail
Northside
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza
Brownsville
Hialeah Market
Tri-Rail
Earlington Heights
Allapattah
Miami Intermodal Center
Tri-Rail Greyhound Lines
Miami International Airport
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Santa Clara
Civic Center
Culmer
School Board
Adrienne Arsht Center
Museum Park
Eleventh Street
Park West
Freedom Tower
Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre
Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr.
MiamiCentral
Brightline Tri-Rail enlarge…
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 Silver Service, Brightline Brightline, and Tri-Rail Tri-Rail
Metrorail
Metromover
MIA Mover
South Dade TransitWay
Greyhound Greyhound Lines
Disabled access
All stations are accessible

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

Note: Per consensus and convention, most route-map templates are used in a single article in order to separate their complex and fragile syntax from normal article wikitext. See these discussions [1],[2] for more information.