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Madison County is a county in the so-called "Lead Belt" of southeastern Missouri. It had a population of 12,226 at the 2010 census. The county was officially organized in 1818 and named for U.S. President James Madison; the "Lead Belt" name derives from the lead mines that have long existed in the area. Fredericktown is the county seat and largest city.