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Madison: I-55 at MM 109
Madison has served as a residential community in central Mississippi since 1856. It lies north of Jackson in fast-growing Madison County, where Interstate 55 follows a major north–south route through low, wooded suburban terrain. The Pearl River runs east of the city and is a defining waterway of the wider Jackson metropolitan area. Madison’s older core developed around the Illinois Central Railroad line, while newer neighbourhoods, schools and commercial areas extend along the I-55 corridor. Madison County was created in 1828 and named for President James Madison. Nearby Jackson, Mississippi’s state capital, concentrates the region’s government institutions, museums and cultural venues. Madison combines a residential setting with close ties to the state’s principal urban centre.
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Madison has served as a railroad town in central Mississippi since the mid-19th century. It developed as Madison Station on the Illinois Central Railroad, a route that connected Jackson with communities farther north. Today, it is a residential and commercial centre in the Jackson metropolitan area, while its name still recalls its rail-era origins. Madison lies west of the Ross Barnett Reservoir, the large Pearl River impoundment that shapes much of eastern Madison County. The nearby Natchez Trace Parkway follows an historic travel corridor through Mississippi’s wooded interior. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Madison relates to the Pearl River corridor and central Mississippi.
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