This beautifully detailed map of Troy, Alabama was created in 2026 using aerial imagery combined with modern topographical, census, street and landmark data. It's a modern aerial view of Troy in Pike County, Alabama, that combines modern data with a vintage aesthetic. The roads feature printed names, and if you look closely you can find your exact house accurately shown in its correct location.
Explore an aerial view of Troy, Alabama
On this map you'll find Meadow Grove, Hephzibah, River Ridge, Allred, College Park, Corcoran, Country Club Estates, Dozier Estates, Elmhill Plantation, Forest Circle, Green Oaks, Heritage Ridge, and more. Each red shape is a building, so zoom in on the preview and look for yours.
Troy has a story worth telling. The record at encyclopediaofalabama.org puts it this way: "Pike County Courthouse Formerly known as Zebulon and Centreville, the town was first called Troy on October 9, 1838, in a deed recorded by Luke R."
Troy is a city in Pike County. The Census Bureau counted 17,727 people here in 2020.
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Names on this map
These names are printed on this map.
Places: Meadow Grove, Hephzibah, River Ridge, Allred, College Park, Corcoran, Country Club Estates, Dozier Estates, Elmhill Plantation, Forest Circle, Green Oaks, Heritage Ridge, Highland Park, Mountainbrook, Northdale, Oaks Heights, Pine Forest Estates, Pine Ridge Estates, Pinewood Estates, Ridgewood, Town and Country Estates, Trojan Terrace, Westview and Woodland Hills.
Streets and roads: North 3 Notch Street, Elba Highway, Montgomery Street, Elm Street Road, Enzor Road, Elm Street, South 3 Notch Street, Oak Park Drive, Hanchey Street, Swindall Road, Pocosin Road, County Highway 26.
More street names, A to Z
Abby Lane, Ananias Street, Anderson Street, Anna Drive, Arrowhead Drive, Banks Street, Barron Road, Bell Street, Botts Avenue, Bowden Road, Boyd Street, Brundidge Boulevard, Burnt Out Bridge Road, Butler Drive, Butter and Egg Road, Carroll Street, Childs Road, College Drive, Corman Avenue, Country Club Road, County Highway 1, County Highway 32, County Highway 55, Curtis Drive, Dale Drive, Dean Street, Dendron Avenue, Diamond Drive, Diamond Fields Drive, Dismukes Drive, Dove Avenue, Dozier Drive, Dunbar Drive, Eagle Drive, East Academy Street, East Madison Street, East Street, Easy Street, Ella Way, Ellis Drive, Evan Avenue, Falcon Drive, Farmer Street, Farrior Street, First Avenue, Flavia Circle, Folmar Street, Forest Hill Trail, Fox Circle, Gardner Bassett Road, Gibbs Street, Grace Road, Green Drive, Griffin Street, Henderson Highway, Hickory Drive, Highland Avenue, Hill Street, Hilltop Drive, Hudson Street, Ice Street, Industrial Boulevard, Ingram Drive, International Boulevard, Jane Road, John Lewis Drive, Jones Street, Kervin Drive, Kimber Way, Lake Avenue, Lakewood Drive, Laurel Lane, Lawson Drive, Limestone Springs Road, Lotus Lane, Love Street, Magnolia Street, Margaret Lane, McClure Town Road, McNeil Street, Mobley Drive, Monticello Drive, Mullins Place, Murphree Street, Needmore Road, Norfolk Avenue, Norman Road, North Knox Street, Oak Grove Road, Old Highway 231 North, Old Montgomery Highway, Orion Street, Overcup Drive, Owl Drive, Palos Verdes Drive, Park Place, Park Street, Pecan Drive, Pecan Street, Pell Avenue, Pierson Street, Pike County Lake Road, Pine Street, Prospect Ridge Road, Quail Run, Radio Station Road, Rifle Range Road, Rose Circle, Sage Street, Saint Paul Street, Sanders Road, Sara Drive, Seagers Street, Segars Lane, Segars Street, Sherwood Avenue, Shiloh Road, Sikorsky Road, Smart Road, Smith Street, South Brundidge Street, South Franklin Drive, Sparrow Drive, Spradley Drive, Spruce Street, Sunset Villas, Tate Street, Taylor Drive, Taylor Place, Trojan Parkway, Trojan Way, Union Hill Road, University Avenue, Vincent Avenue, Vine Street, Walters Street, Washington Avenue, West Pike Street, West Walnut Street, Whitetail Way, Wiley Street, Williams Street, Willow Street.
Created by KNOWOL in 2026. The buildings are small red shapes, the roads carry their printed names, and shaded relief shows the shape of the land. The title panel reads "AERIAL VIEW OF TROY ALABAMA" with 31°48' NORTH 85°58' WEST.
It looks right in a kitchen, an office or a den, and it's a gift for anyone who grew up in Troy or moved away. Open the preview and find your street. See sizes and frames for the Troy map.
