Little River is a geographic area and waterway within the city-of-miami that serves as a key landmark for defining zoning boundaries in the 1935-miami-dade-building-code.
In the context of the 1935 code, Little River is referenced in the legal descriptions of Fire Zone No. 2 (p. 103). The boundary for this zone is described as beginning at a point in the West Right of Way line of the florida east coast railroad (F.E.C. Railroad), which marks the Southeast corner of Lot 5 in Commercial Little River (p. 103). The description traces west along the north lines of various blocks in the Commercial Little River subdivision, passing through areas like Dixie Highway Park and Roselawn Park (p. 103).
The zone definition also references the federal-highway and north-miami-avenue in relation to the Little River area, specifically noting the intersection of NE 76th Street, NE 82nd Street, the F.E.C. Railroad, and North Miami Avenue (p. 103). This area falls under the regulatory scope of fire-zones, which dictate construction standards to mitigate fire risks.