Troy, Maine
Rural farming town near Unity
Overview
Key Facts
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm and pleasant, 68-82°F
winter
Cold with moderate snow, 8-28°F
spring
Cool and muddy, 35-55°F
fall
Crisp and colorful, 40-60°F
How to Get There
Troy is located on Route 202 in northwestern Waldo County, near Unity.
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Troy outline
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Troy known for?
Troy is known as a quiet agricultural community where farming remains the backbone of the local economy, with productive farmland, low property values, and proximity to Unity College making it attractive to farmers, homesteaders, and families seeking rural living.
How far is Troy from Unity?
Troy is about 10 minutes from Unity via Route 202. The town sits in northwestern Waldo County, offering easy access to Unity College, MOFGA, and the Common Ground Country Fair.
Is Troy affordable for homesteaders?
Yes, Troy offers some of the most affordable property values in the region, making it popular with homesteaders, farmers, and families seeking rural country living. The rolling farmland is well-suited for agricultural ventures.