Troy, Michigan

About

Troy is a city located in the county of Newaygo in the U.S. state of Michigan. Its population at the 2010 census was 80,980 and a population density of 929 people per km². After 10 years in 2020 city had an estimated population of 83,589 inhabitants.

Troy is a city in Oakland County in the U.S. state of Michigan. Its population was 84,035 at the 2022 census, making Troy the most populous city in the county and the 13th most-populous municipality in the state. Troy is a northern suburb of Metro Detroit, located about sixteen miles northwest of downtown Detroit.

Troy has long been a center of trade and commerce in Michigan, and is considered to be one of the best places to live in Michigan. The city has three major districts: Downtown Troy (the heart of the city), Maplewood (the northwestern portion of Troy), and South Troy (the southeastern portion).

The city's economy primarily consists of commercial retail stores, light manufacturing, and government services. The most significant employer is General Motors Technical Center, which employs over 7500 people at its campus on Piquette Avenue. Other major employers include Oakwood Healthcare System, AT&T Automotive Center, and Oakland Schools Technical Center.

In 1914, Henry Ford purchased land near this site and built an automobile factory called the Highland Park Ford Plant that later grew into Ford Motor Company's main plant and headquarters until it relocated to Dearborn in 1927; it is now known as The Henry Ford Museum complex with several other museums nearby.

The population of Troy was 84,051 at the 2022 census. Its area code is 248, and its unemployment rate was 2.9% as of March 2022. The median age in Troy is 33 years old, while the US median age is 37 years old. For every 100 females there are 97 males in Troy. For every 100 females age 18 and over in Troy, there are 95 males ages 18 and over.

The annual average rainfall is 7 inches per year and there are approximately 70 days of rain per year.

Quick Facts about Troy

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Geography

Troy is located at 43°44'35"N 86°1'9"W (43.7430700, -86.0192300). It has 7 neighbors: Birmingham, Bloomfield, Clawson, Madison Heights, Rochester Hills, Royal Oak and Sterling Heights.

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People born in Troy, including actor Martin Klebba, footballer Sean Cunningham, football player Greg Collins, .

List

• Sean Collins (American ice hockey player) he was born in 30/10/1983
• Chuck Collins (American economics writer) he was born in 19/10/1959
• Bud Acton (American basketball player) he was born in 11/01/1942
• Andrew Jackson Poppleton (American politician) he was born in 24/07/1830
• C. J. Brown (American football quarterback) he was born in 01/01/1991
• Carolyn Warmus (American murderer) she was born in 08/01/1964
• Chris Morman (American soccer player) he was born in 19/12/1977
• Haley Kopmeyer (American soccer goalkeeper) she was born in 28/06/1990
• Jack Van Impe (American televangelist) he was born in 09/02/1931
• Jimmy Peoples (American baseball player) he was born in 08/10/1863
• Keith Faber (American politician) he was born in 19/01/1966
• Nathan Zuzga (American soccer player) he was born in 08/01/1985
• Ron Keselowski (former NASCAR driver) he was born in 12/09/1946
• Ryan Mahrle (American ice hockey player) he was born in 08/02/1985
• Harold Arthur Poling (businessperson) he was born in 14/10/1925
• Jon Berti (American baseball player) he was born in 22/01/1990
• William Petit Trowbridge (American general, mechanical engineer, and naturalist) he was born in 25/05/1828
• Ken Appledorn (American actor) he was born in 20/07/1980

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