§ 54-131 — Numbering system
Code of the City of Miami, Florida (Supp. No. 24, Update 1: codified through Ordinance No. 14472, adopted June 11, 2026) · Miami City Code § 54-131
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Sec. 54-131. - Numbering system.
The numbering of all buildings shall be in conformity with the following system: (1) The so-called Knowlton Plat of the city, recorded in plat book B at page 41 of the public records of the county and all subdivisions and additions to the city approved or recorded in the public records of the county shall constitute the basis for naming and numbering under this article. (2) All numbering of number units shall begin from the base thoroughfares, the north and east sides of the streets having the odd numbers and the south and west sides having the even numbers. (3) The numbers of each number unit in a square shall increase in arithmetical progression of two as the number units recede from the base thoroughfare. (4) The numbers of the number units in the first squares adjoining a base thoroughfare shall begin with one on the north and east sides and two on the south and west sides and progress arithmetically by two's for each successive number-unit space from the base thoroughfare, to the next street or avenue. (5) The numbering of number units in each square shall begin with that hundred number indicating the number of squares it may be removed from the base thoroughfare, and numbers shall advance by hundreds only by squares.
(Code 1967, § 54-60; Code 1980, § 54-85)