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Madison is a small costal town in southern Connecticut. It has many attractions, and is often respected as a hidden gem. It recieves hundreds of tourists per year, mainly wealthy city livers looking for a relaxing summer beach vacation. It has exceptional education and sports programs. The town has wonderful facilities and many special spots. Although it's beautiful in many areas, it is also plagued with wealth and ignorance. An average household income is over $100,000, and the residents sure do flaunt their money. Vineyard vines and other preppy nautical brands are the norm. Children are raised in a bubble, mingling with exteremely small amounts of diversities in schools. Kids and teens are not interested in learning about other cultures, they want to wear the latest brands and flaunt the newest iPhones. The community is most comparable to its nieghbor and largest rival, Guilford.
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