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Flooding washes out part of Route 113 in Madison

Route 113 and several other roads in Madison are closed after heavy rain Thursday.

Early morning flash flooding washed out a section of Route 113 and impacted other roads in Madison.

Madison police reported the washout around 5 a.m. on Thursday and showed the extensive road damage in a series of photos.

The New Hampshire Department of Transportation announced a full road closure just south of the Eidelweiss residential district.

There is another closure on Route 113 from High Street to Route 16, according to DOT.

The New England 511 map showing some of the road closures in Madison, NH, on June 11, 2026, updated by the New Hampshire Department of Transportation.
The New England 511 map showing some of the road closures in Madison, NH, on June 11, 2026, updated by the New Hampshire Department of Transportation.

In an update on their Facebook page, Madison police say East Madison Road is open, but they urge caution due to multiple sections of roadway missing or unmarked. Village Road is open to local traffic only.

DOT officials are working with the town’s public works department, fire, and police officials to assess the damages.

Police announced that road closures included Colby Hill Road, Burgdorf Road, High Street, and Old Colony Road. They warn that other local roads may be damaged. If people see a barricade or road closure sign, they urge residents not to attempt to drive through.

This is a developing story.

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Dan is a long-time New Hampshire journalist who has written for outlets including Foster's Daily Democrat, The Citizen of Laconia, The Boston Globe, and The Eagle-Tribune. He comes to NHPR from the New Hampshire Union Leader, where he reported on state, local, and national politics.
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