Town guide

Troy, Alabama

Troy is a city in Pike County, Alabama, home to about 17,716 people across 28 square miles. Its ZIP codes are 36079, 36081 and 36082.

Homes sold for a median of $140 per square foot across 2 ZIP codes in the three months ending August 2026, and 1 of 2 were seller’s markets.

Population17,716625 per sq mi
Median home value$231,400Census, as estimated by owners
Price per sq ft$140Sold homes, 3 months to August 2026
Sold over asking28%Median of 2 ZIP codes

ZIP codes in Troy

3 ZIP codes

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Around Troy

Distances

Nearest major airportPensacola International Airport (PNS)115 miles away
Closer regional airportDothan Regional Airport (DHN)45 miles away
Nearest city of 250,000+Atlanta, GA164 miles away
Nearest city of 1 million+Houston, TX575 miles away

Straight-line distances from the center of Troy; driving is longer.

Source: Airports from OurAirports (scheduled passenger service); city centers and populations from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Who represents Troy

Source: Members of Congress from the congress-legislators project; districts from the Census Bureau’s relationship files; governor and mayor from Wikidata.

Population over time

Troy had 17,727 residents in the 2020 census, up 27% since 2000.

It’s the 35th largest of 591 towns in Alabama by population.

Pike County grew from 29,172 residents in 1900 to 33,009 in 2020.

Troy population by census2000: 13,935, 2010: 18,033, 2020: 17,72713,935200018,033201017,7272020

Pike County, 1900–2020

Pike County population, 1900 to 20201900: 29,172, 1910: 30,815, 1920: 31,631, 1930: 32,240, 1940: 32,493, 1950: 30,608, 1960: 25,987, 1970: 25,038, 1980: 28,050, 1990: 27,595, 2000: 29,605, 2010: 32,899, 2020: 33,00929K’00’1032K’20’3032K’40’5026K’60’7028K’80’9030K’00’1033K’20

Source: U.S. Census Bureau decennial censuses (counties 1900–1990 from the Bureau’s historical county file).

Weather by month

Average highs peak around 90°F in summer, and winter lows average 37°F. About 54.7 inches of rain and melted snow fall in a typical year.

Average high and low temperature and precipitation by month near TroyJan: high 59°F, low 37°F, 4.9 in; Feb: high 63°F, low 40°F, 4.5 in; Mar: high 70°F, low 45°F, 5.2 in; Apr: high 76°F, low 52°F, 4.7 in; May: high 83°F, low 59°F, 3.8 in; Jun: high 88°F, low 67°F, 5 in; Jul: high 90°F, low 69°F, 5.5 in; Aug: high 89°F, low 69°F, 4.7 in; Sep: high 86°F, low 65°F, 3.7 in; Oct: high 77°F, low 54°F, 3.3 in; Nov: high 68°F, low 44°F, 4.3 in; Dec: high 61°F, low 39°F, 5.1 in59°37°Jan4.963°40°Feb4.570°45°Mar5.276°52°Apr4.783°59°May3.888°67°Jun5.090°69°Jul5.589°69°Aug4.786°65°Sep3.777°54°Oct3.368°44°Nov4.361°39°Dec5.1Rain and melted snow, inches

Source: NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals, Troy 2 W, AL weather station (about a mile away).

Jobs in Pike County

13,062 jobs at 650 businesses in Pike County. The biggest industries by employees:

Largest industries in Pike CountyManufacturing: 2,431 jobs; Transportation and warehousing: 1,911 jobs; Retail trade: 1,687 jobs; Hotels and restaurants: 1,419 jobs; Professional services: 1,266 jobs; Health care and social assistance: 1,073 jobs; Construction: 765 jobs; Agriculture, forestry and fishing: 557 jobsManufacturing 19% Transportation and warehousing 15% Retail trade 13% Hotels and restaurants 11% Professional services 10% Health care and social assistance 8% Construction 6% Agriculture, forestry and fishing 4%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau County Business Patterns 2023 (private employers; jobs counted where people work).

Health care

163 doctors and other health care providers list an office in Troy’s ZIP codes.

Nearest hospitals

  • Troy Regional Medical CenterGeneral hospital · emergency room · CMS rating 4 of 5 · Troy2.3 miles
  • Crenshaw Community HospitalCritical access hospital · emergency room · Luverne16.8 miles
  • Bullock County HospitalGeneral hospital · emergency room · Union Springs29.8 miles

Providers with an office here

Primary care doctors20
Specialist doctors8
Dentists7
Nurse practitioners and physician assistants59
Mental health providers41
Physical and occupational therapists15
Optometrists5
Chiropractors8
Pharmacies10

Source: Hospitals from CMS Hospital General Information (ratings are CMS overall star ratings); straight-line distances; providers from the CMS National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES), by practice address and primary specialty.

Places in and around Troy

Parks (7 nearby)

  • Janice Hawkins Park · 24 acres2.1 mi
  • Franklin Drive Park · 9 acres2.3 mi
  • Murphree Park · 5 acres2.3 mi
  • Washington Street Park · 4 acres2.7 mi
  • Shackleford Quad · 1 acres2.2 mi
  • College Street Historic District2.2 mi

Grocery stores (4 nearby)

  • Publix1.7 mi
  • Piggly Wiggly1.9 mi
  • Piggly Wiggly2.5 mi
  • Walmart Supercenter2.6 mi

Pharmacies (5 nearby)

  • CVS Pharmacy1.0 mi
  • Rite Aid1.1 mi
  • Walgreens1.2 mi
  • Publix1.7 mi

Libraries (2 nearby)

  • Wallace Hall2.1 mi
  • Troy Public Library2.2 mi

Museums (2 nearby)

  • Pike Pioneer Museum3.2 mi
  • Conecuh River Depot3.2 mi

Theaters and performance venues (1 nearby)

  • Trojan Amphitheater2.0 mi

Counts are within about 3.5 miles of the center of town.

Source: Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (openstreetmap.org/copyright), as mapped by volunteers; it can miss places or include closed ones.

Colleges, teams and notable people

Established in 1838.

Colleges and universities

  • Troy University

Notable people born here

  • John Lewis (1940) · American politician and civil rights leader (1940–2020)
  • Willie Davenport (1943) · American athletics competitor (1943–2002)
  • Pinetop Smith (1904) · American boogie-woogie style blues pianist (1904-1929)
  • Jean Sasson (1947) · American writer

Source: Wikidata (wikidata.org), the free knowledge base; people are listed by place of birth.

Schools in Troy

Public schools here are run by Troy City, Pike County. Check each district’s attendance zones for a specific address.

Public schools (7)
SchoolGradesStudentsTypeDistance
Troy Elementary SchoolTroyPre-K–61,018Public3.1 mi
Pike County Alternative Learning CenterTroy5–12—Alternative Education1.9 mi
Alternative Learning CenterTroy6–12—Alternative Education2.6 mi
Charles Henderson MiddleTroy7–8263Public2.8 mi
TroyPike Center For TechnologyTroy8–12—Career and Technical2.8 mi
Charles Henderson High SchoolTroy9–12546Public2.6 mi
TroyPike Regional Center For TechnologyTroy10–12—Career and Technical2.8 mi
Private schools (3)
SchoolGradesStudentsAffiliationDistance
Covenant Christian SchoolTroyPre-K–642Presbyterian2.3 mi
New Life Christian AcademyTroyPre-K–1259Christian (no specific denomination)4.7 mi
Pike Liberal Arts SchoolTroyPre-K–12429Christian (no specific denomination)2.5 mi

Source: U.S. Department of Education, NCES: Common Core of Data (2024-2025) for public schools; Private School Universe Survey (2023-2024) for private schools. Listed by address; we don’t rate schools.

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