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FORT LAUDERDALE AREA 7 7 834 84 84 848 820 822 811 A1A 817 817 95 95 1 1 441 441 441 Hollywood Miramar Pompano Beach Deerfield Beach Lauderdale Lakes Plantation Dania North Lauderdale Hillsboro Beach FORT LAUDERDALE A T L A N T I C O C E A N D AY T O N A B E A C H Tamarac Sawgrass Expwy. Florida's Tnpk. Hollywood Blvd. Hallandale Blvd. Stirling Rd. Palm Ave. Seminole Dr. Dixie Hwy. Atlantic Blvd. Sunrise Blvd. Broward Blvd. Oakland Park Blvd. Las Olas Blvd. Federal Hwy. W . A tl anti c B l v d. Commercial Blvd. Uni v e r s i t y Dr. Old Dixie Hwy. 0 4 miles 0 4 km Alligators and the Everglades—they're both only a short drive away, yet a world apart from the glittering joys of Greater Fort Lauderdale. Eight beautiful beaches, spread across 23 long miles of shoreline, are a golden foil to the verdant greens of one of America's most famous national parks, while the exciting wilderness of the Ten Thousand Islands is a far cry from the landscaped Riverwalk park that leads to a thriving arts and entertainment district. People-watching and celebrity-spotting are optimal on Millionaires Row and world-famous Las Olas Boulevard in the "Yachting Capital of the World," but for some, there's more thrill in catching manatees, panthers, and ospreys in action in the mangroves and cypress swamps just beyond. A tamer sampling of the animal kingdom is within even closer reach—the world's biggest butterfly garden and hummingbird aviary delights year-round; Dog Beach in Hollywood Beach, where you'll find what Travel + Leisure has voted one of the best boardwalks in the U.S., is full of man's best friends; and endangered sea turtles are lovingly protected in Deerfield Beach, a Blue Wave-certified, family-friendly coastline. 12 6 1 15 8 3 5 2 7 14 4 13 11 9 Fort Lauderdale Area | 33 10