Westland on the Palmetto, Mango Hill and Hialeah Estates, and Seminola on the Miami Canal

This area is the plan's North of Okeechobee, a name that reads oddly since all of Hialeah is north of Okeechobee Road: the plan uses it for the wedge between the Palmetto Expressway, W 53rd Street, W 4th Avenue and the road, which with the Miami Canal beside it is the city's southwest edge. It held 44,106 residents and 16,294 housing units on 2,500 acres in 2020. Every guide here is one or more of the plan's numbered districts, which the plan draws and does not name, so the name on each is the one this site gives it. Westland, the plan's Districts 1 and 3, 17,749 residents on 910 acres, takes the name the mall, a school and the plats give the corner. Mango Hill and Hialeah Estates divide District 4 on W 8th Avenue, the plan's own sub-district line: Mango Hill, 9,366 residents west of it, takes the name of a plat that holds 4,099 of them, and Hialeah Estates, 4,331 east of it, the name of the place OpenStreetMap maps there. Seminola, Districts 5 and 6, 9,731 residents on 602 acres, takes the name of the historic Seminola City plats, which hold 772 of them; the guide also takes in Trojan Park and the blocks by the Okeechobee Metrorail station. The plan's District 2, 2,929 residents of the Palm Springs Fifth Addition below W 53rd Street, has no guide yet. 4 guides are listed below.

The flood map rises toward the canal. On the City's layer 93% of Seminola's residents live in a FEMA special flood hazard area, the highest share anywhere in the old city, and 55% of Mango Hill's. Industrial land follows the same line: Seminola is 36% industrial by parcel acres and Westland between 17% and 19%, while Mango Hill and Hialeah Estates have none. The mobile home parks OpenStreetMap maps in this area are inside Westland and Seminola. Every guide here is in Miami-Dade County Public Schools, which assigns students by its own boundaries, so a school inside a guide's line is not necessarily the one a child there attends. A Florida homeowners policy covers wind and not rising water, so FEMA's flood map for the exact address, the elevation certificate, the seller's disclosure of past flooding and a quote for a separate flood policy belong in any offer here.