Madison, Wisconsin is the seat of Dane County, second largest city in the state, and home to approximately 210,000 residents. Located on an isthmus, the city occupies 85 square land miles and is nicknamed the City of Four Lakes. In 1996, Money magazine ranked Madison as The Best Place to Live in the United States and Forbes magazine calls Madison the Miracle in the Midwest.

Recreation is a favorite pastime in this lively city. The city is surrounded by more than 15,000 acres of lakes where sailing, waterskiing, and fishing are popular among residents and visitors. Madison parks department maintains 240 parks, 10 beaches, 4 premiere golf courses, 14 conservation parks, outdoor ice rinks, and cross country ski trails.

Madison residents enjoy the city-maintained tennis, volleyball, and basketball courts and playgrounds scattered throughout the metropolitan area. Residents can join Frisbee leagues, sailing and fencing clubs, and rugby and soccer leagues.

The performing and visual arts are an important facet of Madison, Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra produces approximately 30 concerts annually including the popular Concerts on the Square performed at the State Capitol for six weeks in the summer. The Orchestra also performs a delightful Masterworks Series.

The Madison Symphony Orchestra performs at Overture Hall, which seats 2,200 spectators and is the home to the fantastic Concert Organ. The Orchestra members enjoy their community outreach programs where they teach, inspire, entertain, and enrich the Madison area residents.

State Street, a major downtown Madison artery, links the University of Wisconsin campus with State Capitol Square. This popular street offers espresso/coffee shops, restaurants, bars, pubs, and boutiques and is particularly popular amongst the college student crowd.

The famous architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, designed the Monona Terrace Community & Convention Center. This 250,000 square foot complex built on the shores of beautiful Lake Monona in 1938 provides expansive and uninterrupted soaring space.

The Madison Metropolitan School District is the second largest school district in Wisconsin. The District educates 25,000 students in 46 total schools. Education is an important service to Madison residents. In 1997, Money magazine named Madison the Best Place for Education in the United States. Madison students score approximately 15 per cent higher than other US students on the SAT and the ACT college entrance exams.

For higher education, the University of Wisconsin-Madison offers excellent post-secondary opportunities. Founded in 1848, this campus has educated 6 Rhodes Scholars, 29 Pulitzer Prize winners, and 17 Nobel Peace Prize winners. Further, US News & World Report lists 46 educational program areas among the top 10 in their fields.

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