Editable Vector Map of the Delray Beach Florida US in SVG format.
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Principal streets and roads, names places, residential streets and roads, road number labels, water objects, land use areas.
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Delray Beach, Florida, is a vibrant coastal city known for its charming downtown, beautiful beaches, and diverse neighborhoods. Here are some of the principal streets, roads, and city districts of Delray Beach:
Principal Streets and Roads
- Atlantic Avenue: This is the main street of Delray Beach, stretching from I-95 to the ocean. It’s known for its restaurants, shops, galleries, and nightlife.
- Federal Highway (U.S. 1): A major north-south route that runs parallel to the coastline and provides access to many of Delray Beach’s commercial and residential areas.
- Linton Boulevard: Another key east-west thoroughfare, connecting the western parts of the city to the beach.
- Military Trail: A north-south road located further west, providing access to various residential neighborhoods and commercial areas.
- Congress Avenue: Running parallel to I-95, this road is an important commercial corridor.
- Germantown Road: Known for its residential areas and proximity to local schools and parks.
- Ocean Boulevard (State Road A1A): This scenic coastal road runs along the beach, providing access to beachfront properties and recreational areas.
City Districts
- Downtown Delray Beach: The heart of the city, centered around Atlantic Avenue. It features a mix of dining, shopping, arts, and entertainment options.
- Pineapple Grove Arts District: Located just north of Atlantic Avenue, this district is known for its art galleries, studios, and cultural venues.
- Historic Districts: Delray Beach has several historic districts, including the Marina Historic District and the Old School Square Historic District, featuring preserved historic buildings and homes.
- Osceola Park: A residential neighborhood close to downtown, known for its charming homes and community parks.
- Lake Ida Neighborhood: Located around Lake Ida, this district features single-family homes, parks, and the Delray Beach Playhouse.
- Tropic Isle: A waterfront residential area with canals and luxury homes, located east of Federal Highway.
- The Set (formerly known as West Settlers Historic District): An area west of Swinton Avenue, rich in African American history and culture.
- Palm Trail: A residential neighborhood known for its lush landscaping and proximity to the Intracoastal Waterway.
- Seacrest: A mixed-use neighborhood with both residential and commercial properties, located just north of Atlantic Avenue.
- Delray Shores: A suburban neighborhood with a mix of single-family homes and townhouses, located west of I-95.
These streets and districts define the unique character of Delray Beach, making it a desirable place to live, work, and visit.