Quebec, you say?

There's a town in Florida called Two Egg. They have an Outhouse Festival.

I also heard of a town in Montana called Joe.

There's a place called Gaylord close to where I live:tongue:

No Name, Colorado

We also have weird names of towns in Denmark... like these:


Tarm (which means intestine in Danish)
Sæd (which means sperm in Danish)
Lemvig (lem meaning limb and vig meaning creek...not so obvious)


There are more, but could not think of them..

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Originally Posted by OdaiseGaelach

Clones,
Inch, (both in Ireland).

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Killcock, also in ireland

I think that Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch and Gorsafawddacha'idraigodanheddogleddollonpenrhynareurdraethceredigion both win. Gotta hate Wales.

Ordinary
Burbon
The city of Town and Country
Grubville, MO

I think the New Englanders were doing some wishful thinking when they named a town in Vermont "Jamaica." Same with the town of "Peru."

There are also:

Rutland, VT
Braintree, VT
Tinmouth, VT

And I used to live in this town, which just has a fun name to say:

Winooski, VT

:D

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Originally Posted by Bert

a big list of em http://www.floydpinkerton.net/fun/citynames.html

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Gaylordsville FTW! Ahah, that page is so funny.

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Originally Posted by Lindy

Westward Ho!

Only town in England with an exclamation mark; when I first saw the coach going there, I thought it was some kind of special service covering towns to the west.

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Thats also a street name near my old school.

How about this silly name:
Waldkatzenbach
(which directly translated from german is: Forest-cat-stream/lake)
Yep, my hometown :thumb: