Zip Codes In Hialeah, FL:
33002,33010,33011,33012,33013,33014,33015,33016,33017,33018
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About Hialeah, Fl
HISTORY
Incorporated in 1926, Hialeah is home to some of the most amazing history in all of Miami Dade County. The city’s name, Hialeah, is derived from an Indian tribal name meaning “High Prairie. ” This city was of great importance to the Indians as they came here from the everglades on a daily basis in order to sell, trade, and buy goods on the bank of the Okeechobee River. Although Hialeah was known for being primarily composed of Cubans, today the city is more diverse and contains a multi- cultural population from all over Latin America and the Caribbean Islands. Today the residential population in Hialeah has grown to over 236,000. With a large working industry, the City of Hialeah is proud to be one of the largest employers in Miami Dade County. Hialeah has conserved its Hispanic culture which can be seen in its architecture, small boutiques, and restaurants. The neighborhoods are family oriented and very conservative.
Community Information
Hialeah is home to the following 18 elementary schools, 4 middle schools, 5 high schools and the few Colleges & Universities:
Elementary Schools
- Amelia Earhart Elementary School
- Ben Sheppard Elementary School
- Ernest R Graham Elementary
- Flamingo Elementary Middle School
- Hialeah Elementary School
- J.W Johnson Elementary School
- James H Bright Elementary School
- John G Dupuis Elementary School
- Mae M Walters Elementary School
- Mater Academy Charter Elementary School
- Meadowlane Elementary School
- North Twin Lakes Elementary School
- Palm Lakes Elementary School
- Palm Springs North Elementary School
- South Hialeah Elementary School
- Twin Lakes Elementary School
Middle Schools
- Henry H Filer Middle School
- Hialeah Middle School
- Jose Marti Middle School
- Palm Springs Middle School
High Schools
Colleges & Universities
- Miami Dade Community College
- University of Florida Dental School Annex
- Hialeah International Technologies, Product Improvement Center better known as HIT/PIC
PARKS & RECREATION
The City of Hialeah believes that recreational activities are important to its community. It is what can bring and keep a family together. Throughout the City of Hialeah you will find that there are 3 tennis centers, 5 public swimming pools, and 14 public parks totaling more than 100 acres. [i]
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Zip Codes In Hialeah, FL:
33002,33010,33011,33012,33013,33014,33015,33016,33017,33018
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Looking for a neighborhood but dont know where to Begin? Miami Dade county and the city of Miami has Many neighborhoods and suburbs areas findig the right neighborhood shouldnt be left to chance! Utilize our neighborhood knowledge and expertise. Click for assistance here.
About Hialeah, Fl
HISTORY
Incorporated in 1926, Hialeah is home to some of the most amazing history in all of Miami Dade County. The city’s name, Hialeah, is derived from an Indian tribal name meaning “High Prairie. ” This city was of great importance to the Indians as they came here from the everglades on a daily basis in order to sell, trade, and buy goods on the bank of the Okeechobee River. Although Hialeah was known for being primarily composed of Cubans, today the city is more diverse and contains a multi- cultural population from all over Latin America and the Caribbean Islands. Today the residential population in Hialeah has grown to over 236,000. With a large working industry, the City of Hialeah is proud to be one of the largest employers in Miami Dade County. Hialeah has conserved its Hispanic culture which can be seen in its architecture, small boutiques, and restaurants. The neighborhoods are family oriented and very conservative.
Community Information
Hialeah is home to the following 18 elementary schools, 4 middle schools, 5 high schools and the few Colleges & Universities:
Elementary Schools
Middle Schools
High Schools
Colleges & Universities
PARKS & RECREATION
The City of Hialeah believes that recreational activities are important to its community. It is what can bring and keep a family together. Throughout the City of Hialeah you will find that there are 3 tennis centers, 5 public swimming pools, and 14 public parks totaling more than 100 acres. [i]
TRANSPORTATIO N
Hialeah’s location makes transportation very convenient. It has access to ALL of following Miami Dade County’s major highways and roadways:
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