Location & Maps

Strategic Location at the Center of Growth

Name: City of Madison Industrial Development Board
Address: 100 Hughes Road, Madison, Alabama, 35758
Telephone: 256-772-2885

Madison, Alabama anchors the fastest-growing region of the state, positioned in the heart of North Alabama’s dynamic economy. Just minutes from Huntsville International Airport and the Port of Huntsville Intermodal Center, Redstone Arsenal, and Cummings Research Park, Madison connects companies to global markets, advanced research, and one of the most highly educated workforces in the nation.

Wondering where Madison, Alabama is located or how close it is to Huntsville? Our maps show exactly how connected Madison is to interstates, airports, and research hubs.

Interactive Maps & Data Tools

Access interactive tools that make site selection in Madison, Alabama straightforward and efficient, while highlighting regional access in Madison and surrounding North Alabama. These maps showcase available sites and buildings, demographics, infrastructure, utilities, and zoning at the state, regional, county, and city levels — providing site selectors and consultants with the data needed to make confident decisions.

EDPA Interactive Map

The Advantage Alabama available sites & buildings database, maintained by the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama (EDPA), provides statewide listings and regional filters to help identify opportunities in Madison, Alabama site selection and surrounding areas.

Search available buildings and undeveloped sites in the City of Madison.
View community demographics, labor force, tax incentives, transportation access, and utilities data tied to each listing.

Visit EDPA’s Interactive Map

TVA Interactive Map

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) offers a GIS-powered mapping tool covering its seven-state region, including Madison, AL. This tool highlights:

Shovel-ready sites, spec buildings, and development-ready land in Madison County, AL
Layers for utilities, workforce data, transportation routes, and community infrastructure to evaluate project readiness.

The map also makes it easy to explore detailed maps of Madison, Alabama, including highways, interstates, and regional access that support business growth.

Visit TVA’s Interactive Map

Note for users: Many EDPA and TVA maps include Madison properties, but some data is provided at the county or regional level rather than precise city boundaries. For detailed information on zoning, traffic counts, flood maps, and city boundaries, use the City of Madison and Madison County resources listed below or contact us for more information.