Florida State Road 7

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Florida State Road 7 road sign
Basic data
Overall length:  68.7 mi / 110.56 km
Opening:  1945
State: Florida
Starting point:  US 41.svg US 41 in Miami
End point:  Persimmon Blvd in Royal Palm Beach
Counties:  Miami-Dade , Broward , Palm Beach

The Florida State Road 7 (short FL 7 ) is a state highway in the US state of Florida , the north-south-running in. It begins on US Highway 41 in Miami and ends on Persimmon Boulevard in Royal Palm Beach .

Route

State Road begins at the junction with Tamiami Trail (US 41) in Miami, which is also the southern terminus of US Highway 441 . To the north, in the urban area of ​​Miami, State Road 968 and the Miami River are crossed before the route to the Golden Glades Interchange runs parallel to Interstate 95 in the immediate vicinity . There is connection to the State Road 9 , to the State Road 826 ( Palmetto Expressway ) to the Florida's Turnpike and Interstate 95. Davie in Broward County which is Interstate 595 ( Port Everglades Expressway ) crossed. The route is not signposted as State Road 7 in Miami-Dade County . Only in Broward County does the name appear on the green signs at intersections. In Palm Beach County , the designation as State Road 7 is carried out on an equal footing with US 441. The highway accompanies the State Road to Royal Palm Beach , where it branches off west to Lake Okeechobee . State Road 7 ends around nine kilometers north on Persimmon Boulevard in Royal Palm Beach.

history

The designation as State Road 7 was introduced in 1945 as part of an extensive renumbering of the State Route system of Florida. From 2007 to 2011 the road ended in the south during a new bridge construction on the Miami River. In 2009, a six-kilometer bypass was opened at Royal Palm Beach, which as an extension of State Road 7 connects State Road 704 with the north of the community on Persimmon Boulevard .