Madison County Map, Texas

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Map of Madison County, Texas

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Map of Madison County, Texas

Madison County is a county located in the U.S. state of Texas. It's county seat is Madisonville. As per 2020 census, the population of Madison County is 13718 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 470 sq mi (1,217 km2). Madison County was established on 1853.

Facts about Madison County, Texas

Top Attractions in Madison County, Texas

• Historic Downtown Madisonville – Shops, cafés, murals, and preserved 19th-century architecture.
• Madison County Courthouse – Iconic historic courthouse anchoring downtown Madisonville.
• Madison County Historical Museum – Exhibits on pioneer life, ranching, and local heritage.
• Madisonville City Park – Walking trails, picnic areas, and family-friendly recreation.
• Historic Rail Depot (Madisonville) – Landmark reflecting the county’s railroad history.
• Rural Ranchlands – Scenic East Texas drives through farmland and cattle ranches.
• Prairie Wildlife Areas – Bird-watching and small-game observation spots.
• Windmill Heritage Sites – Iconic structures dotting the rural landscape.
• Scenic Country Drives – Quiet roads ideal for photography and exploring East Texas scenery.
• Historic Homesteads and Buildings – Early settlement structures reflecting county heritage.

Cities and Towns in Madison County, Texas

What are Major Roads and Highways in Madison County

• Interstate 45 - major north-south interstate connecting Dallas and Houston through Madisonville
• Texas State Highway 21 - east-west corridor linking Madisonville with Bryan-College Station and Crockett
• Texas State Highway 75 - parallels Interstate 45 through the county
• Texas State Highway OSR (Old San Antonio Road) - serves southern portions of the county
• Farm to Market Road 39 - connects Normangee, North Zulch, and rural communities
• Farm to Market Road 1452 - provides access to ranching and farming areas
• Farm to Market Road 247 - serves western and northern sections of the county

What are Neighboring Counties of Madison County

• Leon County (north)
• Houston County (east)
• Walker County (south)
• Grimes County (southwest)
• Brazos County (west)
• Robertson County (northwest)

Distance from Madison County to Nearby Cities

Waterbodies in Madison County

Trinity River tributaries, Bedias Creek, Caney Creek, Rocky Creek, Boggy Creek, Walnut Creek, Cottonwood Creek, Peach Creek, stock ponds, ranch reservoirs, wetlands, groundwater recharge areas, flood-control lakes, and seasonal streams

Best Golf Courses in Madison County, Texas

Colleges and Universities in Madison County, Texas

References

1. Official Madison County Website
2. U.S. Census Bureau - Madison County QuickFacts
3. Texas State Historical Association - Madison County
4. Texas Almanac - Madison County
5. Sam Houston State University