1968 Map of Troy

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The Conecuh River and its numerous tributaries, including Nappy Head Branch and Walnut Creek, carve through the rolling Pike County landscape. At the center of this 1960s-era survey, Troy emerges as a significant regional hub, defined by the expanding campus of Troy State Univ and a dense network of residential streets such as Murphree St and Madison St. The town's industrial and civic footprint is marked by the presence of Edge Memorial Hospital, Memorial Stadium, and the County Fairground, while the rail corridor of the Seaboard Coast Line and Central of Georgia intersect the southern reaches of the settlement.