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Troy University

university, Troy, Alabama, United States
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  • Montgomery, Alabama
    Montgomery

    …of Auburn University Montgomery (1967), Troy University (1957), Faulkner University (1942), Huntingdon College (1854; Methodist), and Alabama State University (moved from Marion in 1887).

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    …of Auburn University Montgomery (1967), Troy University (1957), Faulkner University (1942), Huntingdon College (1854; Methodist), and Alabama State University (moved from Marion in 1887).

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  • Phenix City, Alabama
    Phenix City

    …(1973) and a campus of Troy University (1975). Nearby in Georgia is Fort Benning; south of the city is Fort Mitchell National Cemetery, which has archaeological sites as well as graves of military veterans. Pop. (2010) 32,822; (2020) 38,816.

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    …(1973) and a campus of Troy University (1975). Nearby in Georgia is Fort Benning; south of the city is Fort Mitchell National Cemetery, which has archaeological sites as well as graves of military veterans. Pop. (2010) 32,822; (2020) 38,816.

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