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  1. Marshalls - 2060 West Cleveland Avenue

    2060 West Cleveland Avenue, Madera CA 93637

    4.2 Good 124 reviews

    “This Marshall's is generally always clean great selection pretty much. Staff is very nice. The manager Pam is great. When I travel, this is the only Marshall's in the Madera and Fresno area I shop while in the Madera and Fresno vicinity. Whoever says this store is dirty check your vision please. I live in Sacramento.”

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  2. Tractor Supply Co. - 1565 Country Club Drive

    1565 Country Club Drive, Madera CA 93638

    4.2 Good 99 reviews

    “Really enjoy shopping here for backyard bird feeders and seed mainly, but we usually go through the whole store and usually find something we never knew that we needed.”

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  3. Madera Ag Supply - 2880 Falcon Drive

    2880 Falcon Drive, Madera CA 93637

    4 Good 11 reviews

    “I took my lawnmower in for service at their small engine repair and it was done the same day. Price was affordable and customer service was great. Fernando was very helpful!”

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  5. Walmart Connection Center - 1977 West Cleveland Avenue

    1977 West Cleveland Avenue, Madera CA 93637

    2.3 Poor 10 reviews

    “This Walmart was amazing it had everything we were looking for! We were heading back from a road trip and got hungry and came to this Walmart and found exactly what we wanted!!!”

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  6. Walmart - 1977 West Cleveland Avenue

    1977 West Cleveland Avenue, Madera CA 93637

    3.3 Good 263 reviews

    “I know it's Compton, but they seem to have quite a few items in there that you can't find up north either. And all the people that work there seem to be fairly nice.”

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