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Map of Madison County, Montana

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Map of Madison County, Montana

Madison County is a county located in the U.S. state of Montana. It's county seat is Virginia City. As per 2020 census, the population of Madison County is 8917 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 3,587 sq mi (9,290 km2). Madison County was established on -12749.

Madison County Facts

ContinentNorth America
CountryUnited States
StateMontana
County SeatVirginia City
Largest City/TownEnnis
Established1865
Total Area3,603 sq mi (9,332 sq km)
Land Area3,581 sq mi (9,275 sq km)
Water Area22 sq mi (57 sq km)
Population9,152 (Census 2020)
Population Density2.6 people per sq mi
Time ZoneMountain Time Zone (MST/MDT)
Major HighwaysU.S. Route 287, Montana Highway 41, Montana Highway 84
Major RiversMadison River, Jefferson River, Ruby River
Neighboring CountiesJefferson County, Gallatin County, Beaverhead County, Silver Bow County, Broadwater County
Famous ForVirginia City historic gold rush heritage, fly fishing, and scenic mountain valleys
Top AttractionsVirginia City Historic District, Madison River, Nevada City, and Ennis Lake
Official WebsiteOfficial Website

About Madison County, Montana

Madison County is located in southwestern Montana in the western United States and was established in 1865. The county seat is Virginia City, while Ennis is the largest community. The county is known for its gold rush history, world-class fly fishing, scenic mountain landscapes, and preserved frontier towns.

Cities and Towns in Madison County, Montana

City/TownPopulation (Census 2020)Latitude & Longitude
Virginia City (county seat)19045.2935°N, 111.9469°W
Ennis91745.3483°N, 111.7316°W
Sheridan69445.4577°N, 112.1961°W
Twin Bridges37545.5407°N, 112.4345°W
Whitehall (partial)1,03845.8705°N, 112.0967°W
Harrison (CDP)13745.7016°N, 111.7850°W

Golf Courses in Madison County, Montana

Golf CourseLocationLatitude & Longitude
Madison Meadows Golf CourseEnnis45.3518°N, 111.7382°W
Jefferson Valley Golf ClubTwin Bridges45.5469°N, 112.4408°W

Major Roads and Highways in Madison County, Montana

Major highways connect the county with southwestern Montana recreation and historic destinations.

  • U.S. Route 287 - scenic highway following the Madison River Valley
  • Montana Highway 41 - route connecting Twin Bridges, Sheridan, and Dillon regions
  • Montana Highway 84 - regional route serving the Madison Valley and nearby recreation areas

What are the Neighboring Counties of Madison County

  • Broadwater County (north)
  • Gallatin County (east)
  • Jefferson County (northwest)
  • Silver Bow County (west)
  • Beaverhead County (southwest)

What are the top Attractions in Madison County, Montana

The county offers a mix of historic frontier towns, river recreation, and mountain scenery.

  • Virginia City Historic District - preserved gold rush town with museums, shops, and historic buildings
  • Madison River - world-famous fly fishing river with scenic mountain surroundings
  • Nevada City - living history museum and restored Old West community near Virginia City
  • Ennis Lake - recreation destination for boating, fishing, and camping
  • Big Sky Scenic Region nearby area - mountain recreation and hiking opportunities
  • Ruby Valley - picturesque valley known for ranching and scenic drives
  • Lewis and Clark Caverns nearby region - limestone cave system and hiking trails
  • Madison Buffalo Jump State Park nearby region - archaeological and cultural site
  • Ennis Downtown District - western-style shops, art galleries, and restaurants
  • Gravelly Range Scenic Area - wilderness recreation and panoramic mountain views

Distance from Madison County to Nearby Cities

The following distances are measured by road (driving).

  • Ennis to Bozeman (Gallatin County), Montana - 53 mi (85 km)
  • Ennis to Virginia City (Madison County), Montana - 15 mi (24 km)
  • Ennis to Sheridan (Madison County), Montana - 36 mi (58 km)
  • Ennis to Twin Bridges (Madison County), Montana - 49 mi (79 km)
  • Ennis to Butte (Silver Bow County), Montana - 73 mi (117 km)
  • Ennis to Helena (Lewis and Clark County), Montana - 119 mi (192 km)
  • Ennis to Dillon (Beaverhead County), Montana - 69 mi (111 km)
  • Ennis to Missoula (Missoula County), Montana - 195 mi (314 km)
  • Ennis to Idaho Falls (Bonneville County), Idaho - 160 mi (257 km)
  • Ennis to Salt Lake City (Salt Lake County), Utah - 414 mi (666 km)
  • Ennis to Denver (Denver County), Colorado - 651 mi (1,048 km)
  • Ennis to Spokane (Spokane County), Washington - 437 mi (703 km)
  • Ennis to Jackson (Teton County), Wyoming - 165 mi (266 km)

FAQs about Madison County

Where is Madison County located?

Madison County is located in southwestern Montana in the Rocky Mountain region.

What is the population of Madison County?

Madison County had a population of 9,152 according to the 2020 United States Census.

What is Madison County known for?

Madison County is known for Virginia City, fly fishing on the Madison River, and historic gold rush heritage.

What are the major highways in Madison County?

The county is served by U.S. Route 287, Montana Highway 41, and Montana Highway 84.

Are there golf courses in Madison County?

Yes, Madison County includes golf facilities such as Madison Meadows Golf Course and Jefferson Valley Golf Club.

References

  1. QuickFacts - U.S. Census Bureau
  2. United States Census Bureau
  3. United States Geological Survey (USGS)
  4. National Geodetic Survey
  5. Official Website