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The city is located on the right bank of the Vyatka River (a tributary of the Kama River ), at the confluence of the Oshma River, 167 km east of Kazan .

The ancient Bulgarian settlement of Kermenchuk in the vicinity of Mamadysh appeared at the beginning of the XII century. It is referred to as “Ak Kirmen”, “White Kirmeni”, which is translated into Russian as “White Fortress” in 1151 in the annals of Kievan Rus ... It is well known that the fortified settlement of Kermenchuk in the XII-XIV centuries was the center of the Volga-Kama princedom Bulgaria, completely independent. And until recently, the remains of its walls were 18 kilometers from the modern Mamadysh, near the village of Russian Kirmen.

After the capture of Kazan in 1552 by Ivan the Terrible and with the incorporation of the Mamadysh lands into the Russian state, from the second half of the 16th century Russian settlements began to appear in the lower reaches of the Vyatka and Kama rivers. From the beginning of the 17th century, the word “Mamadysh” appears in written sources.

On July 3, 1613, an official letter was signed on the formation of the monastery village Troitskoye-Mamadysh on the site of the old Mamadysh wasteland, which was part of the Kazan Voivodeship , and then became part of the Kazan province , as the center of Mamadysh district . Soon, " On July 7125, on the 10th day , according to Tsar Tsarev and Grand Duke Mikhail Fyodorovich of all Russia, I ordered the memory of Sviyazhsky Bogoroditsky monastery to Archimandrite Cornelius with his brother: put him on the river in Vyatka, in the village in Mamadyshys, prison ..., for the people of Nogozh ... all kinds of monastic people; ... "

As of January 1, 2019, the city was 759 out of 1,115 ^[23] cities of the Russian Federation in terms of population ^[24] .

Milk, cottage cheese, and other products are produced. The city also has a hotel.

The city has enterprises for the production of dairy products and meat products, a brick factory.

The Vyatka industrial park is developing ^[25] , whose residents are PK Success LLC (Processing of agricultural products (vegetables, berries, honey), deep freezing, canning, packaging, storage), PK MEGA AGROPROM CENTER LLC ( deep processing of meat, fish, canning, storage, packaging) and LLC “FAGRECO-Volga Region” (production of agricultural plant protection products, preservation of feed and preparations for animal husbandry).

There is one route of the municipal bus. Suburban buses 107 “Mamadysh-Sokolka”, 600 “Mamadysh- Nikiforovo ”, 602 “Mamadysh-Upper Suni” and 603 “Mamadysh-Upper Bersut” run ^[26] .

6 km south of the city there is a bridge across the Vyatka , on which the M7 (Volga) motorway Moscow-Kazan-Ufa passes. The highway "M7 - Mamadysh - Kukmor " passes through the city, there is a bypass road to the west of the city.

• Mamadysh Secondary School No. 1.
• Lyceum No. 2 named after academician K. A. Valiev of the city ​​of Mamadysh.
• Secondary school number 3 of the city of Mamadysh.
• Secondary school number 4 of Mamadysh.
• Mamadysh Polytechnic College.
• Children's Art School of the city of Mamadysh named after the composers Yarullins (see Yarullin, Zagidulla Yarullovich , Yarullin, Farid Zagidullovich and Yarullin, Mirsaid Zagidullovich ).
• Republican specialized children and youth sports school in wrestling.
• Children and youth sports school "Olympus".
• Children and youth sports school in ice hockey and figure skating.

• Official site of Mamadysh city