2018 Map of Troy

About this map

Troy serves as the focal point of this Pike County survey, centered around the sprawling campus of Troy Univ. The landscape reveals a complex network of residential growth and established institutions, with historical burial grounds like Oakwood Cem and Carroll Street Cem marking the city's older core. North of the city, the Conecuh River meanders through the terrain, bridged by structures such as Faulk Bridge, while smaller outlying communities like McClure Town and Corcoran maintain their distinct identities along the county roads. The southern reaches of the map shift toward a more wooded and pond-dotted landscape, where Mossy Grove and Antioch are anchored by local landmarks including Mossy Grove Cem and Walters Pond. This layout captures the area's 21st-century balance between academic expansion and its rural Alabama roots.