Medway is a town located in Norfolk County in the state of Massachusetts, United States. Situated about 20 miles southwest of Boston, Medway covers a total area of approximately 11 square miles. It is bordered by the towns of Bellingham to the north, Franklin to the east, Millis to the south, and Holliston to the west. The town's population, as per the latest available data, is estimated to be around 13,300 residents.
Originally settled in 1657, Medway was incorporated as a town in 1713. The town's early economy was primarily based on agriculture, with farmers cultivating crops such as corn, wheat, and rye. As the years passed, Medway gradually transformed into a more industrialized community. The opening of the Medway Branch Railroad in 1847 greatly facilitated transportation and trade, further boosting the town's growth.
Medway is known for its charming New England character, with picturesque landscapes, historic buildings, and a strong sense of community. The town features several parks and recreational areas, including Choate Park and Medway Glen Conservation Area, which offer opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, picnicking, and sports. Medway is also home to a well-regarded public school system, serving the educational needs of its residents.