Located on the lower east coast of Florida, the city of Miami borders Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Heading east from the city, the islands of Key Biscayne and Miami Beach help protect the bay from the Atlantic Ocean, giving Miami a naturally protected harbor. The city's elevation never rises above 40 feet, and in most neighborhoods the elevation remains below 10 feet. The highest undulations are the rocky Miami ridge found along the coast. Most of the city lies on the shores of Biscayne Bay which contains hundreds of natural and artificially created islands, the largest of which are Miami Beach and South Beach. Unique only to Miami, the dialect known as "Miami dialect" is widely spoken throughout the city. It comes from second- or third-generation Hispanics, including Cuban-Americans whose first language was not English. The dialect is close to the Standard American accent, but with some changes compared to Middle Atlantic dialects. Incorporates Spanish influenced pronunciation and rhythm. The administrative languages ​​of Miami are English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole. Although Spanish is the most spoken language in Miami, there are others who speak different languages, just like in any other major metropolitan city. Miami culture has various influences, but for the most part it is Latin. People from Latin America, including places like Cuba, Haiti, Puerto Rico and many others, have been living in Miami for many years now. Although over half of the population was born in a foreign country, it is common for people to speak English as much as Spanish. A key part of the Cuban community is called Little Havana, which is named after the capital of Cuba. This is a place that was... middle of paper... a swampy area that is home to thousands of wild animals and plants. Miami is home to a tropical climate that includes hot, humid summers and warm winters. With the blessing of the warm tropical climate plays the fact that hurricanes can occur. Hurricane season usually runs from early June to November, but they can occur beyond this period. Even though Miami has been going through difficult times in recent years, it is still a city full of life and opportunity. Cultures come together in Miami like in a city unlike any other. It has fame and glamour, but still suffers from poverty and corruption. It offers many opportunities for people, especially those from Latin America. Although Miami is still one of the largest cities in the United States, I believe it will continue to survive and claim the title of “Magical City”.”.