Where is Troy, Michigan, USA?

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Where is Troy Located? - Troy is a city located in the Newaygo County of Michigan, United States. Troy lies between 38.5506084 Degrees North latitudes and 90.3331719 Degrees West longitudes.

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Where is Troy, Michigan

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Where is Troy?: The Google Map showing the location of Troy in the U.S. state of Michigan.

Where is Troy Located?

Troy is a city located in the Oakland County of Michigan, United States. Troy lies between 38.5506084 Degrees North latitudes and 90.3331719 Degrees West longitudes. According to 2020 U.S.census, the population of Troy city is 87294 people and the city has a total area of 33.45 sq mi. The city has numerous parks and recreational facilities.

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Troy, Michigan Quick Facts

AttributeDetails
CityTroy
CountyOakland County
StateMichigan
State CapitalLansing
US RegionMidwestern United States
Latitude42.6064° N
Longitude83.1498° W
ElevationApproximately 748 ft (228 m)
Land Area33.6 sq mi
Water Area0.1 sq mi
Total Area33.7 sq mi
Population (2020 Census)87,294
Population DensityApproximately 2,598 per sq mi
ZIP Codes48007, 48083, 48084, 48085, 48098
Area Code248, 947
Time Zone StandardEastern Standard Time (EST), UTC−5
Time Zone DaylightEastern Daylight Time (EDT), UTC−4
CurrencyUnited States Dollar (USD)
FIPS Code26-80700
Community TypeCity

Transportation and Connectivity in Troy, Michigan

TransportationDetails
Airport NameDetroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport
IATA CodeDTW
Regional AirportOakland County International Airport
PortPort of Detroit
Major HighwaysInterstate 75, Interstate 696, M-59, Big Beaver Road
Train/Amtrak ServiceAmtrak service available in Royal Oak and Detroit
Local Transit ServiceSMART bus services
  • Interstate 75 (I-75) — Major north-south highway connecting Troy with Detroit, Flint, and northern Michigan.
  • Interstate 696 (I-696) — Regional freeway connecting eastern and western suburbs of Detroit.
  • M-59 — Important east-west route serving Oakland County communities.

Top Places to Visit in Troy, Michigan

Landmark NameType
Somerset CollectionShopping Center
Troy Historic VillageHistory Museum
Troy Family Aquatic CenterRecreation Facility
Stage Nature CenterNature Center
Troy Community CenterCommunity Facility
Firefighters ParkPublic Park
Boulan ParkCommunity Park
Raintree ParkRecreation Area
Oakland MallShopping Center
Troy Sports CenterSports Facility

Driving Distances from Troy, Michigan to Nearby Cities

CityStateDistance (mi)Approx. Drive Time
DetroitMichigan20 mi30 minutes
Royal OakMichigan8 mi15 minutes
PontiacMichigan10 mi20 minutes
Ann ArborMichigan55 mi1 hour
LansingMichigan90 mi1 hour 30 minutes
Grand RapidsMichigan150 mi2 hours 30 minutes
ToledoOhio70 mi1 hour 15 minutes
ClevelandOhio150 mi2 hours 30 minutes
ChicagoIllinois285 mi4 hours 30 minutes
ColumbusOhio200 mi3 hours

Colleges and Universities Near Troy, Michigan

Institution NameTypeLevelNotable For
Walsh CollegePrivateCollegeBusiness, finance, accounting, and technology programs
Oakland UniversityPublicUniversityEngineering, business, health sciences, and research programs
Wayne State UniversityPublicUniversityMedicine, engineering, business, and urban research
Macomb Community CollegePublicCommunity CollegeCareer training, technical education, and transfer programs
Troy School DistrictPublicK–12 DistrictLocal public education

Waterbodies Near Troy, Michigan

Lake St. Clair, Clinton River, Rouge River tributaries, Sylvan Lake, and nearby Oakland County lakes

Golf Courses and Stadiums Near Troy

Golf Courses: Sanctuary Lake Golf Course, Sylvan Glen Golf Course, and nearby Oakland County golf facilities. Stadiums: Troy Athens High School athletic facilities, Troy High School stadium, and nearby Detroit-area sports venues.

Key Landmarks and Places to Visit in Troy, Michigan

Landmark NameType
Troy Historic VillageHistory Museum
Somerset CollectionShopping Center
Stage Nature CenterNature Center
Troy Community CenterCommunity Recreation Facility
Troy Family Aquatic CenterWater Recreation Facility
Firefighters ParkPublic Park
Boulan ParkCommunity Park
Raintree ParkRecreation Area
Detroit Institute of ArtsArt Museum
Charles H. Wright Museum of African American HistoryHistory Museum

Troy, Michigan — Key Historical Facts

  • Troy was first settled in the early 19th century and was originally part of Troy Township.
  • The community was named after Troy, New York, by early settlers from the eastern United States.
  • Troy developed from an agricultural community into a suburban city during the growth of the Detroit metropolitan area.
  • The city was incorporated as a city in 1955 after rapid population growth and residential development.
  • Troy became an important business center with major corporate offices, shopping areas, and technology companies.
  • Today, Troy is known for its strong business community, diverse population, excellent schools, shopping districts, and suburban amenities.

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