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Madison Map, Wisconsin

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Madison Travel Guide

A commuter light trail has also been proposed especially for the corridor passing via isthmus and near the University Campus. In addition, a high-speed rail path from Madison to St.Paul, Minnesota and Chicago to Milwaukee has also been projected. Rail road services are offered as well by WSOR (Wisconsin and Southern Railroad) and CP (Canadian Pacific) railway. read more

Madison Sightseeing

Madison is the most populated state, with travel hubs, huge buildings, and centers for education and industry. The flow of tourists increases every year, hoping to sense the natural earth so luxuriously portrayed in green. On the banks of Lake Monona, Madison appears to be denser with the lining of industries. read more

Madison Nightlife

A wide variety of hotels are located in the city which were mainly set up in the 19th century and attract people that range from business folks to the college kids. The pub like ambience of these hotels is characterized by terrific pub food, live music, pool tables and outdoor garden. Apart from these, there are also different taverns in Madisson that feature stage and live band performances. read more

Madison History

Madison was developed in 1836 with the purchase of more than 1,000 acres of forest and swamp land by James Duane Doty, a former federal judge, on the isthmus between Lake Monona and Lake Mendota, having the intention to build a city. Earlier that year, the Wisconsin Territory was created, and the legislature of the territory convened in Belmont. One of the tasks of the legislature was to decide on a permanent... read more