Fort Madison is the Mississippi river crossing and station stop for Amtrak's Southwest Chief. Fort Madison has one of two remaining double swing-span bridges on the Mississippi River, the Fort Madison Toll Bridge, the other being the Government Bridge in Rock Island, Illinois.

The City of Fort Madison, Iowa is inviting proposals for the purpose of selecting a firm to serve as independent financial advisor to the City of Fort Madison. Read on... The City of Fort Madison is hosting a reception for Chad Hannum, who has recently been announced as the next fire chief.

2024年3月13日 · To enjoy the most fun things to do in Fort Madison, Iowa, roll in when the seasons are primo, usually from May to September. That’s when the sun’s high-fiving and you can explore the historic digs without your teeth chattering.

Discover rich farming heritage, festivals, Iowa's oldest county fair and unforgettable experiences in Iowa’s oldest Mexican community. Home to the #1 Virtual Railfan train-watching spot in the country and the legendary Tri-State Rodeo, honored in the Rodeo Hall of Fame.

Fort Madison was one of three posts established by the U.S. Army to maintain control over the newly acquired Louisiana Territory. Fort Madison was built to control trade and pacify Native Americans in the upper Mississippi River region.

Spring Clean Up Vouchers for City of Fort Madison Residents The Fort Madison Public Works Department announces residents who pay for City of Fort Madison trash pickup will be issued two (2) vouchers for spring clean up opportunities with Great River Regional Waste Authority.

Fort Madison was the site of Chief Black Hawk's first battle against U.S. troops, the only real War of 1812 battle fought west of the Mississippi. It was also the location of the first U.S. military cemetery in the upper Midwest.

Fort Madison, Iowa (pop. 11,000) located along the Mighty Mississippi River in the southeast corner of Iowa. Fort Madison is situated between picturesque bluffs and one of the widest portions of the river. Our community is rich in history, culture and business opportunities abound.

Being located along the picturesque Mississippi River, Fort Madison offers an array of experiences throughout the year. In spring, the city comes alive with blooming flowers, fishing and disc golf tournaments, making it a perfect time to explore its scenic parks and riverfront.

Fort Madison is also known as Iowa's oldest Mexican settlement due to its railroad roots, and is now home to various Latino holiday and traditions including the annual Mexican Fiesta.