Greater Miami

Greater Miami is the most southerly metrozone of the Eastern Seaboard Megasprawl, the largest megasprawl in the Americas and one of the largest on Earth. The metrozone in specific is almost entirely constructed out of reclaimed land from the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, as the Floridian peninsula had been submerged under increasing sea levels in prior centuries. As of 2698, it occupies most of what was once the state of Florida up to the limits of the current district of Jacksonville; due to this, it is also simply referred to as Florida. The metrozone sustain links to the rest of the Caribbean through surface bridges that span across the Straits of Florida into Cuba and the Bahamas; it is bordered to the north by Atlanta-Brunswick Tract of the Eastern Seaboard Megasprawl and to the southwest by the New Everglades National Preserve.
Greater Miami is often referred to as the "Venice of the Americas" due to its extensive use of its millions of canals as an option of transportation, and also as a result of its perception as a city of luxury and auspiciousness. In reality, much of the population of live in poverty deep within the metrozone's interior residential districts, with the coastlines having been sculpted by hospitality megacorporations to fit this agenda. The metrozone also serves as the capital of the Commonwealth of the Caribbean, one of the thirteen member commonwealths of the United States of America, and boasts both one of the largest upper-class urban populations and highest levels of organized crime in the US.
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