1961 Map of Troy
USGS Topo · Published 1962About this map
The Miami River serves as the central artery for this early 1960s study of western Ohio, where the growing city of Troy is bounded by both the Baltimore and Ohio and New York Central rail lines. The urban landscape is marked by civic and medical institutions such as Stouder Memorial Hospital and the County Home, reflecting the mid-century infrastructure of Miami County. To the east, the village of Casstown remains a distinct rural cluster near Lost Creek, while the western edge shows industrial activity at various Quarry sites and Gravel Pits along the river valley.
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Editions of this 1961 Troy Map
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Historical Maps of Troy Through Time
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