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These are
names of actual locations around the world: Acocks Green (Worcestershire, UK)* thank God its only one Advent (a parish in Cornwall, UK) * Agay (France) * Air (Aberdeenshire, UK) * Alderbeer (Cornwall, UK) * Ale and Cakes (a copper mine 1884, Cornwall, UK) * Alewife (Boston, MA, USA) * clay pipes and chewing tobacco spring to mind! Amble by the Sea (Northumberland, UK) * Antler (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Ardfork (Aberdeenshire) * Ardgay (Ross & Cromarty, UK) * Ardlaw (Aberdeenshire) * Ardtoe (Argyllshire) * Ardullie (Ross and Cromarty, UK) * boring ~ boring Armed Knight (Cornwall, UK) * a rock off Lands End, what did Merlin do to Sir Lancelot. Arnybogs (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Allanstank (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * too much haggis I think Appletreewick (North Yorkshire, UK) * Arsoli (Lazio, Italy) Assawoman (VA, USA) * Assloss (Ayrshire, Scotland) * Auchtertool (Fife, Scotland) *
Babes Well (Durham, UK) * Babys (Cornwall, UK) * from an 1884 survey Backside (Banffshire, Scotland) * Bachelors Bump (Essex, UK) * Backside (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Badgers Mount (Kent, UK) * Bake (Cornwall, UK) * Bakers End (Hertfordshire, UK)* Bakewell, Derbyshire,UK) * Bald Knob (Arkansas, US) * Bald Knob (NSW, Australia) * Balldale (NSW, Australia) * Ballownie
(Angus, UK) * Ballplay (Tennessee, US) * Balls Creek (NSW, Australia) * Balls Falls (Twentymile Creek, Ontario, Canada) * Balls Green (Kent, England) * Balls Mills (Pennsylvania, US) * Ballsbridge (Dublin, Ireland) * Ballville (Ohio, USA) * Bangers Whistle (Cornwall, UK) * hamlet, 1884 survey Bangor (Cardiganshire, UK) * Bare (Morecambe, Lancashire, UK) * Bare Down, Yonder(Cornwall, UK)* field -5 acres, 2 roods and 9 perches 1843 survey Bareleg Hill (Staffordshire, UK) * Barefolds (Aberneenshire, Scotland) * Bargain, Sorry (Cornwall, UK) * 1841 survey Barking (Essex) * barking mad, a hunting dog that barks at a tree for no reason now taken to mean anybody who has strange or different ideas that mans barking Bashley (Hampshire, UK) * Bastard (Norway) Batman (S.E. Turkey) * Beaver (Oklahoma, US) Beaver (Ohio, US) * Beaver (Pennsylvania, US) * Beaver
(West Virginia, USA) * Beaver Creek (Minnesota) * Beaver Crossing (Nebraska) * Beaver Dam (Wisconsin, US) * Beaver Falls (Pennsylvania) * Beaver Head (Idaho, USA) Bedlam Bottom (Hampshire, UK) * Beer (Devon, UK) * Beeswing (Cornwall, UK) * prehistoric burial mound Beeswing (Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland) * Beggars Bush (Sussex)* passed her prime Belchertown (Massachusetts, US) * Bell End near Lickey End (Wales, UK) * Bellyside Hill (Northumberland, UK) * Benewah (Idaho, US) * Bender's Landing (Texas, US) * Benny Mill (Cornwall, UK) * wasn't he a comedian Big Beaver (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Big Bogue Homo Creek. (Mississippi, US) * Big Bone Lick (Kentucky, US) * Big Knob (Kentucky, USA) * Big Ugly (West Virginia, US) * Bim (West Virginia, US)* Binges (Cote-D'Or, Bourgogne, France) * Bird-In-The-Hand, near Blue Ball & Intercourse (Pennsylvania, USA) * Birdlip (Gloucestershire, UK)* Bishops Itchington (Staffs, UK) * Bishops Norton (Glouctershire, UK) * clergy on a motorbike? Bitter End (Tennessee, US) * Black Braes (Northumberland, UK) * Black Charlie's Opening (Australia) * Blackdikes (Angus)* Blairduff (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * social comment? Blankets (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Bliss (Idaho, US) * on the above blankets maybe? Bliss Gate (Worcestershire, UK) * heavens door? Blockhouse (Aberdeenshire) Bloodman's Corner (Suffolk, UK) * Bloody Bridge (County Down, Ireland) * Bloody Bush (Northumberland. UK) * Is there one in the States? Bloody Dick (Montana, USA) * Blue Ball (Pennsylvania, USA) * You can't have Blue Balls, PA without Virginville, PA, of course just down the road you soon get to Intercourse, High Point, and Climax ~ Thanks Sam Boat of Garten (Inverness-shire, Scotland) * Bobbin Head (Australia) * Boca Ratones translates "Rat's Mouth." (Florida, US) * The Spanish word boca (literally mouth) was often used to describe an inlet, while ratón (literally mouse) was used by Spanish sailors to describe rocks that gnawed at a ship's cable, hence a rocky inlet. Boggy Bottom (Abbots Langley, Herts, UK) * Bogmoon (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Bone (Cornwall, UK) * Bone's Knob (Queensland, Australia) * Boneyard (Arizona, US) * Bong Bong (NSW, Australia) * Bootlegger Crossing (Arizona, US) * Booze Moor (Nth. Moor, UK) * Bopeep (Kent, UK) * Boring (Oregan, US.. it's near Clackamas) * Bottom Boat (West Yorkshire, UK) * Boysack (Angus, Scot.) * Bradfield Combust (Suffolk, UK) * Brainjohn (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Braintree (Boston, MA, USA) * Brest (France) * Broadbottom (Cheshire, UK) * Broken Bridge (Co Limerick) * Brokenwind
(Aberdeenshire) * Brownspit (Cornwall, UK) * chewing tobacco? Buck Snort (TN. USA) * Buckshott (Durham, UK)* Bud (West Virginia, US) * Buger (Majorca, Spain)* Bugtussle (Tennessee, US) * Bullock (GA, USA) * Bullyhole Bottom (Monmouthshire, Wales, UK) * Bumble Bee (Arizona, US) * Bummers Hill (bowl barrow, Hertfordshire) * Bumpass, (VA. USA) * Bumpass Hell (Lassen Volcanic National Park, CA, USA) * Bunyan (nr Canberra, Australia) * Burnfoot (County Donegal, Ireland) * Burnt Cane Crossing (Arkansas, US) * Burnt Houses (Co. Durham, UK) * Burnt
Oak (Sussex, UK) * Burnt Tom (Northumberland, UK) * Burnt Walls (Northumberland, UK) * Bushygap (Northumberland, UK) * Butt Hollow Road (Virginia, US) * Butt of Lewis (Hebrides, Scotland, UK) * Butte (Idaho, US) * Butty Moss (area near Macclesfild, UK) * Buttzville (PA,USA) *
Camp (Devon, UK) * Camp Dix (Kentucky, US) * Camps Town (Yorkshire, UK) * Cannard's Grave (Somerset, UK) * Canyon Sin Nombre/Canyon Without a Name (San Diego County, California)* Cape Cockburn (NT, Australia, near Croker Island)* Carlingcott (Avon, UK) * we know their bedtime drink! Care Village (Leicestershire, UK) * Carefree (Arizona, US) * Carhart (Cornwall, UK) * engine or fuel tank Carp (Ontario, Canada) * Carsluith (Kirkcudbrightshire) * automobile detective? Cats Ash (Monmouthshire, Wales) * Cats Common (a village in Norfolk, UK) * Catbrain (Gloustershire, UK) * Catchall (Cornwall, UK) * Catholes (Cumbria) * Catsgore (Somerset, UK) * Catslip (Oxfordshire, UK) * Cattle End (Northamptonshire, UK)* which end? Caynham (Shrops, UK) * Chatterley (Durham, UK) * Chapel on Leader (Roxburgshire)* Charles Bottom (Devon, UK) * Chilham (Kent, UK)* Chinaman's Knob (Australia) Chinn (Northumberland, UK) * Chorlton Cum Hardy ( Lancs, UK) * Christmas (Michigan, US) * Clap Hill (village in Kent, UK) * Clappersgate (Westmorland, UK) * Clay Bottom (Bristol, UK) * Click Em In (Northumberland, UK) * Climax (Colorado, USA) Climax (Decatur County GA.,US) * Climax (Michigan, US)* Climax (Minnesota, US)* just down the road from is Fertile, MN ... the famous newspaper headline about a fatal car accident...."Fertile Woman Dies in Climax" Climax (NC, USA) * Climax (Pennsylvania, USA) * Climax (Saskatchewan) * Climax
Springs (Missouri, USA) Climping (Sussex, UK) * Clinch (Northumberland, UK)* Clint's Well (Arizona, US) * Clones (Co.Monaghan Ireland) * Clouds (Herefordshire, UK) * Coal Harbour (Northumberland, UK) * miles from the sea Coaltown of Burnturk (Fife, Scotland) Cock Alley (Calow, UK) * Cock Bridge (Hope, Derbyshire, UK) * Cock Green (nr Braintree, UK) * I knew they had brains growing there!! Cock Law (Northumberland, UK) * Cock of Arran (Isle of Arran, Scotland, UK) * Cockburn (Australia) * Cocked Hat (Delaware, US) * Cockermouth (West Lake District, Cumbria. UK) Cockermouth (Cornwall, UK) Cockernhoe (nr Luton, UK) * Cocking (Sussex, UK) * Cockintake (Staffordshire, UK) * Cockland (Ohio, USA) * Cocklett (Nth. Yorkshire, UK) * Cockpit Hill (Derbyshire, UK) * Cockplay (Northumberland, UK) * Cocksgag (Ohio, USA) * Cockshot (Northumberland, UK)* Ouch! Cockshutt Wood (Sheffield, UK) * Cocktown (Wexford, Ireland) * Cockup (Lake District, Cumbria. UK) Coffin Rock (St Buryan, Cornwall, UK) * Coffinswell (Devon, UK) * Coldass Creek (Nth Carolina, US) * Cold Blow (Pembrokeshire, Wales) * Cold Christmas (Hertfordshire, UK) * Coldhome (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Coldsides (Durham, UK) * Coldwind (Cornwall, UK) * Colgate (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Come by Chance (Newfoundland) * Come-to-Good (in the Parish of Feock, Cornwall, UK) * Conception Junction (Missouri, USA) * Conception Bay (Newfoundland) * Condom (Sth. West France) * Cooter (Missouri, USA) * Corny (by the Meuse River, near the Belgian border, France) * Corsehouse (Ayrshire, Scotland) * Costislost (Cornwall, UK) * Coulterfanny (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Cow Roast (Herefordshire, UK) * Cow-y-Jack (Cornwall, UK) * Cowards (Hertfordshire, UK) * Cowbit (Lincolnshire, UK) * ouch Cowfold
(Sussex, UK)* Cowley Peachy (Hillingdon, London, UK)* Cowpen (Northumberland, UK)* Coxsackie (New York, US) * Crab Orchard (Tennessee, US)* Crackington Haven (Cornwall, UK)* Crackpot (North Yorkshire, UK) * Crappo (Maryland, USA) * Crapstone (Devon, UK) * different to a gallstone Crimp (Cornwall, UK) * Cripplesease (Cornwall, UK) * Crooked Oak (Durham, UK)* Cross O' Th' Hands (Derbyshire, UK) * Crotch Lake (Ontario, Canada) * Crows Nest (Cornwall, UK) * Crown King (Arizona, US) * Cuckoo's Corner (Hampshire, UK) * Cucumber (West Virginia) * Cum (Co Mayo, Eire) * Cumming (GA. USA) * Cunt (Spain) Cunter (Switzerland) Cury (Cornwall, UK) * Cut & Shoot (Texas, US) * Cutcare
(Cornwall, UK) *
Dandy Cock Inn (Disley, UK) * Dangerous Corner (Yorkshire, UK) * Dead Bastard Peak (Wyoming, US) * Dead Man's Flats (Alberta, Canada) * Deans Bottom (Kent, UK) * Death Valley (CA ,USA) * Defiance (Ohio) * Deputy Row (Northumberland, UK) * Devils Dyke (Kent, UK) * Devil's Dyke (West Sussex, UK) * Devils Elbow (Nth Carolina, US) * Devils
Jump (Cornwall, UK) * Devil's Lapful (Northumberland, UK) * Devizes (Wiltshire, UK) * Dikshit (India) Dildo (Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada) Dimple (Derbyshire, UK) * Ding Dong (Texas, USA) * Dirt Pot (Northumberland, UK) * Dirty Devil River (sth. Utah, feeds into the Colorado River, US)* Dirty Gutter (Staffordshire, UK) * Diss (Norfolk, UK) * Dog & Gun (a village, Lancashire, UK)* Dog Hill (Oldham, UK)* Dog
Village (Devon, UK)* Dollarbeg (Clackmannanshire, Scotland) * Dollarfields (Clackmananshire, Scotland) * Dong Rack (Thailand-Cambodia border) Dongo (Congo - Democratic Republic) Donkey Street (Kent, UK) * not a street, a hamlet Donkey Town (Surrey, UK) * not a town, a village Doomore (County Sligo, Ireland) * Doomsday Green (Sussex, UK) * Dorking (Surrey, UK) * Downer (Minnesota, US) * Drain (Oregon, US) * Drift (Cornwall, UK) * Drinkstone (Suffolk, UK) * only if it is Stone's ginger wine Droop (West Virginia, US) * Duck End (Essex, UK) * Due West (South Carolina, USA) * Duff (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Duffstown (Co Antrim, Ireland) * where Homer's beer comes from? Dull (Perthshire, Scotland) * Dumb Hope (Northumberland, UK) * Dumbog (a Parish in Fife, Scotland) * Dunnose (Hampshire, UK) * Dunnydoo (NSW, Australia) Dunvegan (Inverness-shire, Scotland) * now just a veggie Dyckman Street (New York City, US) * thought that was an oxymoron!
Dyckesville (Wisconsin, USA) *
Easter Bogs (Banffshire, Scotland) * I can't wait that long Effin (Limerick, Ireland) Eggs and Bacon Bay (Sth. of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia) * get good brekkies here Egypt (Hamps, UK) * Eighty-Four (Pennsylvania, USA) * Elbow (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Elbow (Northamptonshire, UK) * Elephant Butte (New Mexico, USA) * Elmers End (London, England) * Enigma (Berrien County, GA, US) * Erect (NC, USA) * Eye (Suffolk, UK) * Eyebrow (Saskatchewan) *
Faggot (Northumberland, UK) * Fan-Y-Big (Brecon Beacons, Wales, UK) * Fanny Barks (Durham, UK) * Fanny Shoal (Farallon Islands, off the coast of San Francisco, CA, US) * Fannyfield (Ross and Cromarty, UK) * Fattiehead (Banffshire, Scotland) * Featherbed
Rocks (Durham, UK) * Fertile (Minnesota, US) * Fertile (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Fiddlers Elbow (Cornwall, UK) * Fiddlers Folly (Colchester, UK) * Findlater (Saskatchewan) * Fingringhoe (Essex, UK) * Flash Bottom (Staffordshire, UK) * Flash Head (Staffordshire, UK) * Flashader (Inverness-shire) Flasher (North Dakota, US) * Flat Cat Canyon (San Diego County, California) * Fleatown (OH, USA) * Fleming (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Flesh Shank (Northumberland, UK) * Flippin (Arkansas, US) * Floss (Arizona, US) * Floyds Knobs (Indiana, US) * Fockbury in the Parish of Catshill (Worcestershire, UK) * Foggy Bottom (Washington, D.C)* "Foggy Bottom" is often used as a metonym for the United States Department of State, whose headquarters is located in the neighborhood. Folly
Gate (Devon, UK) * Forget (Saskatchewan) * Fort Whoop-Up (Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada) * Foul Anchor (Cambs, UK) * 70 miles from the sea? or has their butter churdled Four Forks (Somerset, UK) * Foulness Island (Essex, UK) * bordered on the north by the river Crouch. Four Foot (Somerset, UK) * Four Gotes (Cambridgeshire, UK) * they can't spell in Cambridgeshire Four Throws (Kent, UK) * Foxhole (Gower Peninsula, Sth Wales UK) * French Lick (Orange County, Indiana) * Frisby On The Wreake (Leics, UK) * Frog Suck (Wyoming, US) * Frolic (Northumberland, UK) * Frost (Devon, UK) * Fruitfall Cove (Cornwall, UK) * Fryup (North Yorkshire, UK) * Fucking, (Austria) * Fucu (Mozambique) * Fuku (Shensi, China) Fukue (Honshu, Japan) Fukui (Honshu, Japan) Fukum (Yemen) Fukumama (Fukuoka, Japan) * Furhouse (Cornwall, UK) *
Gale (Lancs, UK) * Gallows Inn (a village in Derbyshire, UK) * Gay (Meriwether County, GA, US)* Gay (Michigan, US) * Gay (West Virginia. US) * Gay Head (Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts) * Gay Street (Sussex. UK) * Gay Town (Co Donegal, Ireland) * Gays Hill (Cornwall, UK) * Gaysport (Ohio, USA) * George (Washington, US) * Gets (Alpine town, France) * Ghost Town (California, USA) * Giggleswick (Staincliffe, Nth. Yorkshire, UK) * Glasscock (Texas, USA) * Gobblers Knob (PA, US) * Godolphin
Cross (Cornwall, UK) * Golden Balls (Oxfordshire, UK) * Goldhill (Durham, UK)* Goobertown (Arizona, US) * Good Easter (Essex, UK) * Gooseham (Cornwall, UK) * Goose Pimple Junction (VA, USA) * Goosey (Oxfords, UK) * Goring-by-Sea (Sussex, UK)* no white horses in their waves , no they have bulls! ~ surf if you dare Grandpa's Knob (Rutland, Vermaont, USA) * Gravelly Bottom Road (nr Langley Heath, Kent, UK) * Greasy Creek (town in Kentucky, USA) * Great
Butts (Sussex, UK) * maybe
worth a visit Great Cozens (Hertfordshire, UK) * kissing ones? Great Horwood (Bucks, UK) * Great Snoring (Norfolk, UK) * Great Rollright (Oxfordshire, UK) * Greystones (Durham, UK) * me Tarzan! Greystones (Sheffield, UK) * me Jane! Greenhead (Durham, UK) * I'm from Mars! Green Bottom (Cornwall, UK) * and I am worried! Green
Gutter Head (Staffordshire, UK) * Grumbla (Cornwall, UK) * Gum
(West Virginia, US) * Gurney Slade (Avon, UK) *
Hackballscross (Dundalk, Ireland) * Hagdon (Northumberland)* Ham, near Sandwich (Kent, UK) * Hamlets (Middlesex, London, UK)* Hampton Gay (Oxfordshire, UK) * Happy Jack (Arizona, US) * Hare Law (Durham, UK) * wonder if they have the same ways as rabbits Hardbedlam (Aberdeenshire,Scotland) * Hardhorn (Lancs, UK) * Hardscrabble (Delaware, USA) * Hay Street Hockers (a legalised sex business on Hay St, Kalgoorlie, Australia) Head Of Grassy (Kentucky) * Head Smashed in Buffalo Jump (Alberta, Canada) * Headroom
(Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Hearts Delight (Kent, UK) * Heatherslaw (Northumberland, UK) * Heavens Door (Somerset, UK) * Hell (Cayman Islands) * Hell (Michigan, US)* The residents here had a huge celebration on the date 06/06/06 Hell (Norway)* The name Hell stems from the Old Norse word hellir, which means "overhang", "cliff cave". The Norwegian word 'hell' can also mean "luck". The Norwegian word for hell is "helvete", and there are several places in Norway with that name as well. A yearly blues festival, the Hell Blues Festival, takes place in the area around Hell each year. The festival changed its name to Hell Music Festival in 2006. Hell (Texas)* Hell Gate (East River, Manhattan/Queens, New York, US) * Hellhole Canyon (San Diego County, California) * Helstone (Cornwall, UK) * Herpes (village in France) * Herodsfoot (Cornwall,
UK) * Hetton-le-Hole (Co. Durham, UK) * Hicksville (New York, USA) * Hicksville (Ohio, USA) * High Cold Knott (Durham, UK) * High Easter (Essex, UK) * High Ham (Somerset, UK) * High Point, Climax, With Intercourse (3 neighbouring US towns, PA) * Higher Sharpnose Point (Morwenstow, Cornwall, UK) * Hill of Petty (Aberdeenshire)* Hoey (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Hoggie (Banffshire, Scotland) * Hogsty End (Buckinghamshire, UK) * sadly, now renamed Woburn Sands Hole Bottom (Yorkshire, UK) * Holywell
(Cornwall, UK) * is
that where holy water comes from? Hominy Falls (West Virginia, US) * Honeybarrel (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * favourite destination of Pooh Bear Hookersville (West Virginia) * Hope (Derbyshire, Co Durham and another in Northumberland) * Hope Point (Greenland) Hopeulikit (Bulloch County, Georgia, USA) * Hopton Wafers (Shrops, UK) * Hor Point (Cornwall, UK) * Hornepayne (Northern Ontario, Canada) * Horneyman (Kent, UK) * Hornyold Road (Malvern Wells, UK) * Hornytown (North Carolina, USA) * Horse and Jockey (County Tipperary, Ireland) * a village not the pub Horsehay (Shropshire, UK)* Horseheads
(Chemung County, New York, USA) * Horwood
(Devon, UK) * Howl John (Durham, UK) * Humptulips, (Washington, USA) * Humpy Creek (Kachemak Bay, Alaska, US) * Humptydoo (near Darwin, Australia) * Hungry Bentley (Derbyshire, UK) * I thought they were thirsty Hungry Mother State Park (S.W.Virginia, US) * within this park there is a place called Hemlock Haven, which brings into mind black widow spiders.
Inchbare
(Angus, uk)* Infinite Loop (Cupertino, CA, USA) * Inkpen (Berkshire, UK) * Innaloo (Western Australia) * Intercourse (Pennsylvania, USA) Iron Knob (SA, Australia) Isle of Dogs (an island in the Thames at Tower)* Itzehoe (Steinburg, Germany) *
Jabiru (pronouned Jab-a-roo; Northern Territory, Australia) * Jacks Bush (Hampshire, UK) * Jack's
Hatch (Essex, UK) * Jim Thorpe (formerly Monkchunk, Pennsylvania, USA) * Job's Tenement (Cornwall, UK) * John Butte Road (near Bluewell/Bluefield, West Virginia) * Johnnycake (West Virginia, USA) * Jolly's Bottom (Cornwall, UK) * Jump (West Riding, Yorks, UK) * Jump Off Joe Butte (Washington, USA) *
Keith Inch (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Kidlaw (Northumberland, UK) * Kill (Co Kildare, Ireland) * Killiecrankie (Perthshire, Scotland) * Killin (Perthshire, Scotland) * Kilmany (Fife, Scotland) * Kinbog (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) a place, not a piece of soggy ground Kingskettle
(Fife, Scotland) * Kinmount (in Ontario, Canada) * Kirktown of Deskford (Banffshire, Scotland) * Kissimmee (Florida, US) * Kneesworth (Cambs, UK) * Knob Lick (Kentucky, USA) * Knob Lick (Missouri, USA) * Knob Noster (Missouri, USA) * Knockancurin (Ross and Cromerty, UK) * Knockbog (Banffshire, Scotland) * Knockdown
(Wiltshire, UK) * Knockemstiff (Ross County, Ohio, US) * named such, because of the moonshine makers there, powerful stuff, it really did knocked them stiff, it is now a ghost town. Knockerdown (Derbyshire, UK) * Knockglass (Caithness, Scotland) * Knockin (Shrops, UK) * Knocksoul (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Knott (Inverness-shire, Scotland) * Knott End-on-Sea (Lancashire, UK) * Knotty Corner (Devon, UK) * Koolyanobbing (Western Australia) * Krung
Thep Maha Nakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Ayutthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat
Ratchathani Burirom Udom Ratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Phiman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya
Witsanu Kamprasit (Thailand) * Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg
(Massachusetts,US)* Lake Minnewanka (Canada) * Lake Poopo (Peru / Bolivia) * Lake Titicaca flows into Lake Poopo (Peru / Bolivia) * Land of Nod (East Riding of Yorkshire, UK) * Landewednack (Cornwall, UK) * Lark Hill (but not a hill, Lancashire, UK) * Leatherhead (Surrey, UK) * Lego (West Virginia, USA) * Letch Lane (Bourton-on-the-Water, The Cotswolds, UK) * Libanus (Breconshire, UK) * Lick Creek (town in West Virginia, USA) * Lickar Moor (Northumberland, UK) * Lickfold (West Sussex, England) Lickey End (Worcestershire, UK) Linch (Sussex, UK)* Little Dix Village (West Indies) Little Horwood (Bucks, UK) * Little Mountain (Flintshire, Wales) * Little Snoring (Norfolk, UK) * Little Sodbury, Chipping Sodbury, Old Sodbury (Glouc, UK) * Little Spott (East Lothian, Scotland) * Little Tongues (Lancashire, UK) * Little Town (Cumbria, UK) * Little Wratting (Suffolk, UK) * Littlehampton (Sussex, UK) * hampton is short for the cockney rhyming slang 'Hampton Wick' meaning prick (or even penis), UK has a lot of hamptons including a Southampton and a Northampton. Littlehillie (Aberdeenshire) * Lizard Lick (North Carolina, USA) * Lizard Town (Cornwall, UK) * a village Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch
(Wales, uk) * Loanhead (Aberdeenshire, Scotland)* sometimes I think mine is on permenant loan Lochbuy (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Loinveg (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * as good as meat and 2 veg Long
BentonLong (Newcastle UK) * Long Dong (Guangxi, China) * Longdyke (Northumberland, UK) * tall lesbian ? Longpole, West Virginia, USA) * Looe (Cornwall, UK) * Looneyville (West Virginia, US) * Loose
(near Maidstone, UK) *
with it's famed Loose Women's Institute! Lord Berkeley's Knob (Sutherland, Scotland) Lord Hereford's Knob (near Hay-on-Wye, UK) * Lost (Aberdeenshire, Scotland, uk) * Love (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Love
Canal (New York, United States)* Loveladies (NJ. US) * Lovejoy (GA. USA) * Lovelock (Nevada, US) * Lover,
near Sandy Balls (New Forest, UK) * Lovesome Hill (North Riding, Yorkshire, UK) * not a hill Lower Balls Falls (Twentymile Creek, Ontario, Canada) * Lower Down (Shrops, UK) * Lower Fattahead (Banffshire, Scotland) * Lower
Piddle on the Marsh (Gloucestershire, UK) * Lower Sharpnose Point (Kilkhampton, Cornwall, UK) * Lower
Slaughter & Upper Slaughter (Cotswolds, UK) * Loyalsockville (PA, USA) * Luke's
Shop (Cornwall, UK)
* a hamlet, not a shop Maidenhead (uk) * Maggie's Nipples (Wyoming, US) * Make
Me Rich & Makemerich (Two different hamlets in Northumberland,
UK) * Many Farms (Arizona, US) * Mammoth (Arizona, US) * Marblehead (Boston, US) * Marrowbone (Kentucky, USA) * Mavis Enderby (Lincolnshire Wolds, UK) * Maxim (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Meanus pronounced mee anus (Co Kerry, Eire) * Meeteesee (Wyoming, US) * Meetoos (Saskatchewan) * Meeteetse (Wyoming, US) * Merry Meeting (Cornwall, UK) * Mianus, (Ct. USA.) * Mid Yell (Shetland, Scotland) * Middle Intercourse Island (Australia) Middle Wallop (Hampshire, UK) * Middlesex (UK & US) * Minge Lane (Upton-On-Severn, Worcs, UK) * Misery (near Fountainbleau, France) * Mockbeggar (Kent, UK) * Mockbeggar (Hampshire, UK) * Mockbeggar
Plantation (Bonavista, Newfoundland) * Moggerhanger (Bedfordshire, UK) * Money Hill (Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire, UK)* Monkey's Eyebrow (Kentucky) * Monster (South Holland, The Netherlands) * Monemore (Perthshire, Scotland) * Moneyacres (Ayrshire, Scotland) * Moneydie (Banffshire, Scotland) * Moneydie (Perthshire, Scotland) * Moo Cow Road (near Bluewell, West Virginia, US) * Moose Factory (Moose Factory Island, Ontario, Canada) * It is the site of the Cree Village, and was first English speaking settlement in Ontario. Moose
Jaw (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Morehead City (NC, USA) * Mound (Minnesota, US) * Mount Buggery (Victoria, Australia) * Mountgerald (Ross and Cromarty, UK) * Mountjoy (Cornwall, UK) * what does Joy have to say about it? Mount Mee (Qld., Australia) Mount Ringwood (NT, Australia, SE of Darwin)* Mount Titlis (Switzerland) * Mount Tom Price (town in WA, Australia) * Mountain (Northumberland, UK)* Mountain Air (Monmouthshire, UK) * Mountain Ash (Glamorgan, UK) * Mousehole (Cornwall, UK) * Mozart (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Much Haddam (Hertfordshire, UK) * Muckle Flugga (Shetland Isles, UK) uninhabited island with lighthouse, situated one mile off the coast of Unst; this is the most northerly point in the United Kingdom. Mudd (Cheshire, UK) * Muff (County Donegal, Ireland) Muggleswick (Durham, UK)* Mush Island (Nth Carolina, US) *
Nancy (France) * Nanfan (Cornwall, UK) * proud of your granny? Nasty (near Stevenage, Herts, UK) * Nether Pratis (Fife, Scotland) * Nether Wallop (Hampshire UK) * New Invention (Cornwall, Shropshire & in Staffordshire, UK) * Newbiggin (Northumberland UK) * Nine Maidens (Cornwall, UK) * Nirvanna (Michigan, US) * No Place (Co Durham UK) * Noahs Ark (Hertfordshire, UK) * Nob End (South Lancashire, UK) * Nobber (County Meath, Ireland) Nobs Crook (Hampshire, UK) * Nomansland (Devonshire, UK) * Nomansland (Herts, UK) * a 15th century common steeped in violent history of disputes, battles, murders and ambushes, ironically this was where the "Wicked Lady", a highwaywoman, (said to be Lady Katherine Ferrers) terrorized travellers, and hold up, mainly the men of wealth. Nomansland (Wilts, UK) * No Name Street (Rohnert Park, California) * Normal (Illinois, USA) * Normal (West Virginia, US) * North and South Drumboy (Ayrshire, Scotland) * North Piddle (Hereford & Worcester, UK) * Northeast (Pennsylvania, USA) * Noses Point (Durham, UK) * Nothing (Arizona, US) * Noxapater
(Mississippi, US) * Nut Mountain (Saskatchewan) * Nutterville (Wisconsin, US) *
Oblong
(Illinois, US) *
the village was once noted for the newspaper headline, "Oblong Girl Marries
Normal Man." Oconomowoc (Wisconsin, US) * every other letter is an O Odd (West Virginia, US) * Odness (Orkney Islands, Scotland) * Offton (Suffolk, UK) * Oggal (County Cavan, Eire)* Ogle (Northumberland, UK) * Ogmore-by-Sea (Bro Morgannwg / Vale Of Glamorgan, Wales) * Oich (Highlands, Scotland) * Old and New Leake (Lancs, UK) * Old Dailly (Ayrshire, Scotland)* Old Shop (Cornwall, UK)* Old Wives (Saskatchewan) * Old Wives Lees (Kent, UK) * Oldwhat (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Onacock (Virginia, USA) * Once Brewed & Twice Brewed (both near Corbridge, UK) * Onehouse (Suffolk, UK) * Ones Acre (West Riding Yorkshire, UK) * Onthank (Ayrshire, Scotland)* Osgodby
(East Riding, Yorks)* Ouse pronounced ooze (Tasmania, Australia) * Ovens (County Cork, Eire) * Over Peover (Cheshire, UK) * Over Windyhills (Banffshire) * Owlswick (Buckinghamshire) *
Panic (Pennsylvania, US) * Pantycacklode (Monmouthshire, UK) * found on a 1881 census for the Shirenewton area of Chepstow, Monmouthshire. Paradise (Michigan, US) * Partridge Nest (Northumberland, UK) * Paw Paw (Illinois, US) * Peasedown St. John (Somerset, UK) * Pecker's Point (Newfoundland, Canada) Peculiar (Missouri, US) * Pee Pee in Pike County (Ohio) * Peep O'Sea (Northumberland, UK)* Peniscola (Spain) * Penisarwaen (village in Gwynedd, UK) * Penistone (Sth Yorkshire, UK) * Penny (B.C., Canada) * Pennycomequick (Devon, UK) * Peover Heath (Cheshire, UK)* Peppermoor (near Cullernose, Northumberland, UK) * Perkiomenville,
Pennsylvania, US) * Indian
origin "Where the cranberries grow" Petawawa (Ontario, Canada) * Pett Bottom (Kent, UK) * Petting (Germany) * Petty (Aberdeenshire)* Phuket
(Thailand) * Piddle - North (Hereford & Worcester, UK) * Piddle River (Dorset, UK) * Piddletrentide (Dorset/Hants, England) * Piddle - Wyre (Hereford & Worcester, UK) * in Old English Piddle actually means marsh or fen. Pidley cum Fenton (Cambs, UK) * Pig Oak (Dorset, UK)* Piles (Costa Blanca, Spain ) * Pilot Butte (Saskatchewan) * Pilot Knob (Missouri, US) * Pincushion
(Durham, UK) * Pink Green (Worcestershire, UK) * they should call it shitty brown! Pinkie Braes (Midlothian, UK) * Piss Pot Island (island on the South Branch Potomac River, West VA, US)* Pis Pis River (Nicaragua) * Pishill (near Reading, UK) * Pitcox
(East Lothian, Scotland) * Pitfancy (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Pitscaff (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Pity Me (Co Durham UK) * Pityme (Cornwall, UK) * Playing Place (Cornwall, UK) * Plodhill (Aberdeenshire, UK) * Ponckhockie (Ulster County, NY, USA) * Pool of Muchart (Perthshire, Scotland) * Poor Town (North Carolina, USA) * Poopout Hill, (near Moonridge, CA) * Poowong (Victoria, Australia) * Pound and Beaver (5 miles apart in NE Wisconsin, USA) * Pound Bank (Worcestershire, UK) * a village, not a bank Poverty (Kentucky, USA) Pratts Bottom (Orpington, Kent, UK) * Premier (West Virginia, USA) * Prickwillow (England) * Prince Albert (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Pu Ping Palace (Doi Suthep, Thailand) * Pu-Ping River (Chang Mai, Thailand) * Puddle (Cornwall, UK) * Puddledock (Norfolk, UK) * Puddledub (a hamlet, Fife, Scotland) * Pussy Creak (Ireland) *
Quadring Eaudike (a village, Lincolnshire, UK) * Quaking Houses (Durham, UK) * on a fault line? Quality Corner (a village, Cumbria, UK) * Quarrelton (Renfrewshire, Scotland) * Quartalehouse (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Queen Camel (nr Yeovil, Somerset, UK) * Queen's Letch (Northumberland, UK) * I would never have believed it! Quick, (West Riding, Yorkshire, UK) * Quidhampton (Hampshire, UK) * Quidhampton (Wiltshire, UK) * Quilquox (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Quilty (Co Clare, Republic of Ireland) * Quoit (Cornwall, UK) * Quoyloo
(Orkney, Scotland) * where
Quoys have a pee? Ragged Ass Road (Yellow Knife, NT, Canada) * Ram Alley (Wiltshire, UK) * Ramp (West Virginia, USA) * Ramsbottom (Lancs, UK) * Rattlesnake Bend (Florida, US) * Readymoney (Cornwall, UK) * Really Rocks (English Channel, nr St Michaels Mount, Cornwall) * Red Rice (Hampshire, UK) * Rice (Cornwall, UK) * Rimsting (Germany) * Ripe (Sussex, UK) * River Peover Eye (Cheshire, UK)* River Piddle (Dorset, UK) * Rock (Cornwall, UK) * Rock (Somerset, UK) * Rock (Sussex, UK) * Rooty Hill (NSW, Australia) * Rotten End (Essex, UK) * sounds nasty Rough and Ready (Californa, US) * Row of Trees (Cheshire, UK) * Ruddy Carr (Durham, UK) * i often say that Rue de la Biche (Paris, France) * Rumbling (Perthshire, Scotland) * has a bridge Rumbling Bridge (Perthshire, Scotland) * has no bridge Rural (Kentucky, USA) *
Sallys Bottom (Cornwall, UK) * Sandyballs (New Forest, UK) * Sandy
Bottom (Cornwall, UK) * Sandy Bottom Park
(Virginia, US) * Satans Kingdom (Vermont, US) * Scraptoft (Inverness-shire, UK) * Scrapton (Leicestershire, UK) * Scratchy Bottom (Dorset, UK) * Scoutbog (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Scowles (Gloustershire, UK) * Scotland End (Oxfordshire) * around 350 miles from Scotland Seaman (Ohio, USA) * Seven Kings (Essex, UK) * Sexbierum (Friesland, The Netherlands) * Sexmoan (Luzon, Philippines) Seymen (Turkey) Shafter (California, USA) Shag
Cove (West Falkland, Falkland Isles) * Shag
Harbour (Nova Scotia) * Shag Island (Indian Ocean) Shag Point (South of Moeraki, New Zealand) * Shaggart (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Shaggie Burn (Perth & Kinross, Scotland) * I wonder if it is famous for carpets? Shaggs (Dorset, UK) * Shank of Barry (Banffshire, Scotland) * Sheepwash (Bedlingtonshire, Northumberland) * Shelfanger (Norfolk, UK) * DIY problems Shitagoo Lake (Quebec, Canada) * Shitbritches Creek (California, US) * Shitlingthorpe (Yorkshire, UK) Shitterton (Dorset, UK) * It means farm at the stream used as a sewer from the Old English scitere and tun. Shittington, (Bedfordshire, UK) * Shop (Cornwall, UK) * Short Hazels (Derbyshire, UK) * Show Low (Arizona, US) * Sint Niklaas (Belgium) *
Simonsbath (Somerset, UK) * Six Mile Bottom (Cambridge, UK) Skirl Naked (Northumberland, UK) * Skyfog (Pembrokeshire, Sactland UK) * Slabtown (Eastiside of Elmira, NY, USA) * Slackbottom (Yorkshire, UK) Slackend (Banffshire, Scotland) * Sleepy Eye (Minnesota, US) * Sleepy Hollow (Illinois, US) * Slicklizzard (Carbon Hill, Alabama, US) * Slickpoo (Idaho, US) * Slip End (Beds, UK) * Sloley (Norfolk, UK)* Slut (Vasterbotten, Sweden) * Smiley (Saskatchewan) * Smelley (Alabama, US) * Smiddyseat (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Smuts (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Snigs End (Gloucs, UK) * Snods (Durham, UK)* Snow Hill (Cheshire, UK) * Snowhope (Co Durham, UK) * Spit Junction (NSW, Australia) * Spread
Eagle (Newfoundland, Canada) * Sockburn (Co. Durham, UK) * Sod
(West Virginia, US) * Soddy-Daisy (Tennessee, US) * Sodom (Flintshire, Wales, UK) * Sompting (Sussex, UK) * Speed (Victoria, Australia) * Splatt (Cornwall, UK) * Spy law, Spylaw, another Spylaw (Northumberland, UK) * FBI's county! Staines (UK) * Standalone (Durham, UK) * billy-no-mates home town? Start (Devon, UK) * Startup (Northumberland, UK) * Starve Acre (near Hawley, south of Blackwater, Berkshire)* Steeraway (Shropshire, UK)* Stiffknee
Knob (North Carolina, US) * Stinking Bay (Arkansas, US) * Stop-and-Call (Pembrokeshire, UK) * Stoptide (Cornwall, UK) * you can't, King Canute tried and failed Stow cum Quy (Cambridgeshire, UK) * Strange Creek (West Virginia, US) * Street Houses, (Ainsty, Yorkshire) * Stripeside (Banffshire, UK) * Sucker River (Saskatchewan) * Sugar Tit (Kentucky, USA) * Sugar Tit (South Carolina, USA) * Sun Rising (Cornwall, UK) * Sunset (Cornwall, UK) * Sunset (Herefordshire, UK) * Superb (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Superior (West Virginia, USA) * Superior (Wisconsin, USA) * Surprise (Arizona, US) * Swastika (Ontario, Canada) * Sweet Lips (TN, USA) * Sweets (Cornwall, UK)*
Tally Ho (Colchester, Essex, UK) * Takeshita
Street (Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan) * Tampon (Reunion Island, France) * Tarfat (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Tarts Hill (Flintshire, Wales, UK) * Tarty (Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK) * Taumatawhakatangihangakoauotamateturipukakapikimaungahoro-Nukupokaiwhenua kitanatahu (New Zealand) translates as "the place where Tamatea, the man with the big knees, who slid, climbed and swallowed mountains, known as land-eater, played his flute to his loved one". This is the place name recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as The World's Longest Place Name. Te Puke (New Zealand) * Teachatt (Ross and Cromerty, UK) * The Bastard (a mountain in Scotland, uk) * The Blind Fiddler (not a pub, Cornwall, UK) * The Blue Ball (Tullamore, Ireland) * The Doom Bar (Cornwall, UK) * The Little Piece (Kent, UK) * a village The Three Bears (English Channel, nr St Michaels Mount, Cornwall) * The Twittocks (village in Gloucestershire, UK) * The Wee House, Piddletrentide (Dorset/Hants, England) * Thirdpart (Ayrshire, Scotland) * Thong (hamlet in Kent, UK) * Thorax (Banffshire, Scotland) * Three Cocks (Breconshire, Wales, UK) * Three Holes Cross (Cornwall, UK) * Three Fingers (Flintshire, Wales, UK) * Thundergay (Isle of Arran, Scotland, UK) * Tillicum Beach (Nr. Camrose, Alberta, US) * Tillyfar (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Tiltups End (Gloucestershire, UK) * Tiny (Saskatchewan, Canada) * Tiptoe (Hampshire, UK) * Tiptoe (Northumberland, UK) * Titcomb (near Inkpen, Berkshire, UK) * Titless (Switzerland) * Titley (Herefordshire, UK) * Titson (Cornwall, UK) * Titting (Germany) * Titty Hill (Sussex, UK) * Tittybong (Australia) Titty Ho (a road in Raunds, Northamptonshire, England) Titz
(Germany) * Toad Suck (Arkansas,US) * Tokers Green (Berkshire, UK) * Tom a' Char (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Tong Fuk (Japan) Totties (West Riding, Yorkshire, UK) * Tosu
(pronounced Toss; Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan) * Tough
(pronounced tooch, aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Tresparrett Posts (Cornwall, UK)* Triangle (New York, USA) * Trotters Bottom (Potters Bar, Herts, UK) * Truth or Consequences (New Mexico, US) * Tuba
City (Arizona, US) * Turdo (Romania) Turkey Cock Lane (Colchester, Essex, UK) * Turkey City (Pennsylvania, US) * Turner's Puddle (Dorset, UK) * Turnham Green (Middlesex, UK) *
Turnip Hole (Pennsylvania) * Twatt (Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK) Twatt
(Shetland Islands, Scotland, UK)* the
most northernly Twatt in the U.K. Two Egg (Jackson County, Panhandle - Florida) * Two
Guns (Arizona, US) * Two Pots (Devon, UK) * Twydall (Medway, Kent, UK) *
Ugley with an Ugley Green (Essex, UK) * Unalaska (Alaska, US) * Unthank (Northumberland, UK) * Unthank
(Derbyshire, UK) * Upper Bleeding (Sussex) * Upper Dicker & Lower Dicker (East Sussex, UK) * Upper Fattahead (Banffshire, Scotland) * Upper Slaughter & Lower Slaughter (Cotswolds, UK) * Upperthong (West Riding, Yorkshire, UK) * Uretiti (pronounced 'Your a titty', New Zealand, North of Auckland) *
Vatsetter (Shetland Islands, Scotland) * wish he would put it down a bit!! Vernatt's Drain (Lincolnshire, UK) * Vicarscross (Cheshire, UK) * Vinegar Hill (Monmouthshire, Wales)* Virginville (Pennsylvania, US) * Vulcan (Alberta Canada) *
Wacker (Illinois, US) * Waikikamukau (pronounced 'Why-kick-a-moo-cow', New Zealand) * a bogus Maori word for an imaginary small rural town or locality in New Zealand. New Zealanders use the word for "any town" or to denote a particularly remote rural town. Waipu (pronouced 'Why poo', New Zealand) * Wags Plot (Dorset, UK) * is this place full of designer shops!! Walley (Alabama, US) * Wan
King Path (Hong Kong) * Wank (Germany) Wankendorf (Schleswig-Holstein, Germany) Wankener (India) Wanker's Corner (Oregon, USA) * Wankie (Zimbabwe) now renamed Hwange * Wanks River (Nicaragua) Wankum (Germany) War (West Virginia, USA) * Warboys (Cambs, UK) * War Carr (Northumberland, UK) * a tank? Washaway (Cornwall, UK) * Wash Dyke (Norfolk, UK) * lesbian in need of a bath? Washpit (West Riding, Yorkshire, UK) * maybe a prehistoric bath. Wash Water (Berkshire, UK) * Washer Willys (Fife, UK) * Watanobbi (NSW, Australia) Watchet (Somerset, UK) * Watergate (Cornwall, UK) * Waterhouses
(Staffs, UK) * Wedgetail Inn (Cocklebiddy, WA , Australia) * Wedmore (Somerset, UK) * Liz Taylor must have stayed here Weecar
(Nottinghamshire, UK)* Reliant
Robin perhaps Weed (California, USA) * She's run away from the flowerpot men Weed Patch (California, USA) * and now she lives here! Weedon, in the Parish of Hardwick (Buckinghamshire, UK) * Weedon Lois (Northampton, UK) * aaarrrr - why not Bert?? Weeford (Staffordshire, UK) * Week (Devon, UK) * Week Orchard (Cornwall, UK) * I wonder if time is fruitful here? Weetyfoot (nr Wettyfoot, Banffshire, Scotland) * Welch (Oklahoma, USA) * Westerly Bottom (Cambridgeshire, UK) * Westerly Waterless (Cambridgeshire, UK) * Westward
Ho! (Devon, UK) * Wet Beaver Creek (Coconino National Park, Arizona, USA) Wet Rain (Yorkshire, UK) * Wettyfoot (Banffshire, Scotland) * Wetwang (East Yorkshire, UK) * Whakaho (New Zealand) * WH is pronounced 'F' in New Zealand Whakarewarewa (Fuk-a-where-a-where-a; geothermal area, New Zealand) * Whaplode (Linconshire, UK) * What Cheer (Iowa, US. ) *people cheer to leave the state, says the sender!! Whim Knob (Nth Carolina, US) * Whip-Ma-Whop-Ma-Gate (York, UK) * the smallest street in York, 35 metres long and was once the location of the city's pillory, hence the name. On older maps, the street was called "Whitnourwhatnourgate", "Whit nour what nour" meaning "neither one thing, nor the other" in Anglo-Saxon. Whipsiderry (Cornwall,UK) * Whiskey Dick Mountain (State of Washington, US) * Whistle Bare (Northumberland, UK) * Whorehouse Meadows (Oregon, US) * Why (Arizona, US) * Wideopen (Newcastle, UK) * Widows Row (County Down, Ireland)* Wig (Montgomeryshire, Wales) * Wiggle (Cornwall, UK) * Wigtown (Wigtownshire, Scotland) * Scotland's National Book Town Wigtwizzle
(Yorkshire, UK) * Willey (Shropshire, UK) * Willey (Herefordshire, UK) * Windgap (County Kilkenny, Ireland) * Windy Yet (Ayrshire, Scotland) * Wiske Moor (North Riding, Yorkshire, UK) * not a moor Withers (Georgia, USA ) * Wooda (Cornwall, UK) * Wooden Box (Derbyshire, UK) * renamed Woodville, they could have renamed it Coffin Woodsaws (Cornwall, UK) * Woody's
Point (Newfoundland, Canada) * Wookey Hole Caves (Cheddar, Somerset, UK) * Wormegay (Norfolk, UK) * Wormelow Tump (Herefordshire, UK) * Wormhill (Derbyshire, UK) * Worms (Germany) * Worms
(Nebraska, USA) * Wreaths (Angus, Scotland) * Wyalkatchem (while-catch-em, Western Austrlia) * Wyre Piddle (Worcestershire, UK) * Yelling
(Cambs, UK) * Yellow-Wort (Cornwall, UK) * Yonder Bognie (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) * Yondertown of Knock (Banffshire, Scotland) * Yorkey's Knob (Queensland, Australia) * You Bet (Nevada County, California, US) * Yspitty (Carmarthenshire) * Yspytty Ystrad Meuric, parish of Yspytty Ystwith (Cardiganshire, UK) * Zap (North Dakota, US) * Zip Down (Pennsylvania, USA) *
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