Editing Florida (section)

==== Notable Landmarks ====
* Key Biscayne. The Galliardos have ruled from their island fortress for over fifty years, with Alejandro’s granddaughter Miranda Galliardo the current head of the family. It’s rumored over fifty thousand people live in Key Biscayne’s beautiful domed enclave, but the unfathomable wealth of the Galliardos can buy quite a lot of silence. It’s a commonly accepted truism that the Key serves as the home port for a smuggling empire that would put most other cartels to shame, and yet no one has ever come close to making anything stick. So the Key rises just off-shore, dominating the horizon of Miami’s downtown – a beacon of luxury, mystery, and jealousy in most minds.  
* The Neverglades – Though successive waves of the Biscayne Project have expanded Miami’s habitable lands, the outskirts of the city have still become one gigantic swamp. They’ve merged with the remnants of the Everglades, mostly destroyed in Myleen, and the heartier species that survived its destruction… not just the ubiquitous alligators, but weirder inhabitants like the invasive Burmese pythons. Add to that the sinkholes abruptly plunging to profound depths and sudden ruins peeking up out of the swamps here and there, and this surreal, dangerous landscape was named ‘the Neverglades’ by some clever joker. The moniker’s stuck.