Welcome to Troy, OhioTroy, Ohio, with a population of nearly 22,000, is located in the heart of Miami County. Troy is home to the annual Strawberry Festival, the Festival of Nations and the Downtown Concert Series.
Some of the landmarks in Troy include the county courthouse, completed in 1888, the Troy-Hayner Cultural Center, Hobart Arena, Brukner Nature Center and the Miami County YMCA.
Golfers can enjoy playing at Miami Shores Golf Course and the Troy Country Club as well as six additional public and private courses in Miami County.
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