The Island City is bordered on the north by the North Fork of the Middle River and the City of Oakland Park; to the south, the boundaries include the South Fork of the Middle River and the City of Fort Lauderdale; the eastern terminus of the city limits extend to near Federal Highway (US 1); and the western most boundary reaches Interstate 95.
Over recent years, Wilton Manors has experienced tremendous economic revitalization. Both commercial and residential property values continue to increase giving proof to the Island City's economic rejuvenation.
Along Wilton Drive, the City's "Arts and Entertainment" District features an array of shops, restaurants and other entertainment venues situated along a pedestrian friendly corridor.
Construction has commenced on a new 4,000 square foot library expansion, the new facility will house an array of publications for all ages and will serve as a welcome improvement to library services offered by the City.
Wilton Manors is home to several recreational facilities, including Colohatchee Nature Park, 9.3-acre recreational facility complete with a boardwalk for nature observation, and a boat ramp for watercraft entry.
Areas throughout the City continue to gentrify and revitalize, making Wilton Manors one of South Florida's most attractive communities in which to live and work.
Wilton Manors is known as a gay village, although its population is extremely diverse. The mayor of Wilton Manors, [Jim Stork (http://www.storkscafe.com/nest.html)], is openly gay.
[Wilton Manors Official Home Page (http://www.wiltonmanors.com/)]
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