Geography
Madison is in south central Wisconsin.
Cultural Attractions
This city contains six museums and galleries centrally located in an area known as “Museum Mile.”
Recreation
Madison is home to over 29,000 acres designated for recreation.
Historical
The Ho-Chunk Indians inhabited the area that is now known as Madison.
Fun Fact
The state capitol in Madison today is not the same building that stood when the city was founded, but rather the fourth structure to stand in that spot.
Demographics
Demographic Detail
- Population:
- 235,361
- Population under 55:
- 79.1%
- Population over 55:
- 20.9%
City Detail
- Crime rate:
- Average
- Closest large city:
- Milwaukee
Marital Status 2010
Weather
Weather Detail
- Air quality:
- Good
- Temperature:
- 81°F July High, 7°F January Low
Jobs & Economy
Housing
- Median income:
- $43,935
- Median home price:
- $188,000
- Average property tax:
- $20
Income & Jobs
- Unemployment rate 2010:
- 4.6%
- Low
- Cost of living:
- Average
Employment Projections
Education
K–12
- Elementary schools:
- 45
- Middle schools:
- 27
- High schools:
- 10
Higher Education
- Best Colleges at the location:
- 3
- Best Colleges within 30 miles:
- 3
- Best Colleges within 50 miles:
- 6
Health Care & Retirement
Hospitals
- Hospitals/Best Hospitals at the location:
- 6/1
- Hospitals/Best Hospitals within 30 miles:
- 11/1
- Hospitals/Best Hospitals within 50 miles:
- 25/1
Retirement Facilities
- Community care facilities for the elderly:
- 3578
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