2016 Map of Troy

About this map

Troy remains a quiet focal point in Johnston County, situated along the north-south axis of 3rd St. This 2016 survey illustrates a landscape defined by significant ranching and rural residential tracts, where family names and geographic landmarks dictate the road network. The drainage system is particularly dense, with Mill Creek winding centrally through the terrain, joined by tributaries such as Bee Br and Rock Cr. To the west, the winding paths of Daube Ranch Rd and Sycamore Cr show the persistent influence of large agricultural holdings on the local geography. For those researching family history, the Troy Cem stands as a vital landmark of the community's heritage, while place-names like Ten Acre Rock Rd and Slippery Falls Rd suggest the underlying geology that shapes this part of Oklahoma.