NE 163rd Street

The spine: the surface section of State Road 826, eight lanes east of Biscayne Boulevard

Since

1956

Jurisdiction

City of North Miami Beach

Address or place

NE 163rd Street from the 167th curve to the Intracoastal

Hub region

163rd Street east strip

Status as of 12 September 2026

In use; no FDOT project listed between I-95 and Biscayne Boulevard in 2026

Connections

6 edges, 6 distinct neighbours · betweenness 0.019 (rank 13 of 108) · location and lineage only 0.023 (rank 4)

Confidence

High · sources: [W826] [GIS] [NMBZ2] (register)

The east strip's spine. SR 826 leaves the expressway at the Golden Glades, runs as 167th Street, bends into 163rd Street near NE 8th Avenue, crosses the FEC tracks and Biscayne Boulevard, widens to eight lanes, crosses the Oleta River and splits into paired drawbridges at the Intracoastal. About 64,500 vehicles a day east of the Golden Glades falling to 46,000 near A1A. The street is placed at 1956, the year the Mall at 163rd Street opened on it, the first dated event the map documents on the spine.

Connections

Location and lineage

• holdsThe 167th curve
• holdsBiscayne Boulevard crossing (US 1)
• holdsNE 163rd Street bridge, the Intracoastal endThe Intracoastal end
• holdsWest Dixie Highway crossing and the 163rd Street crosswalk

Programmes and licences

• programme or licenceFlorida Department of Transportation, District SixState road designation, SR 826; a crossing or streetscape on the spine runs through FDOT permitting
• programme or licenceNE 163rd Street complete street concept (CRA, 2024)A programme relationship with the spine; announced, no design published2024 to present