OT - Quaint Names (town, street, etc.)

[lynnl]

Yeah, every state here seems to have a Falling Rock. Evidently they're all just real small towns, and located off the main highway, 'cause I've never seen or driven through one.

[John Stevenson]

There are loads of villages in the UK called Adverse Camber, never visited any of them but you see the signs for them all over..............

[lynnl]

Rue de Toot Toot! I like that.

[paulsv]

Also, Highway 196 in Michigan is known as the Gerald R. Ford Freeeway, and it has a "Covert" exit.

[paulsv]

My brother's boss once asked him to come up with some "french-sounding" street names for a subdivision the guy was doing. My brother suggested "Rue de Valley," Rue de Day," and Rue de Toot-Toot."

How about:

Intercourse, Pa
Bird in Hand, Pa
Hell, TX
Truth or Consequences, NM
Sandwich, IL

[Black Forest]

Intercourse, Pennsylvania.

Blue Balls, Pennsylvania.

[Rustybolt]

GOOBIES!
A town in Newfoundland.
Ishkabibble Rd.
A rd in Ontario

[ckalley]

Seen on an overpass on the highway between Savanah & Macon GA:
Skate r Bowl Road!

Craig

[macona]

There is a:

Boring, Or,
Zigzag, Or
Rhododendron, OR
Fossil, OR

[Black_Moons]

Intersection of 'Young' and 'Gay'

'Crush crescent' that crosses train tracks.. And has had a train derail nearby.

[aboard_epsilon]

Penisardre Road, Prestatyn.


to an english man would sound funny

pen iss ar dray to a welsh man

all the best.markj

[H380]

I69 approaching Climax, Michigan. An old boss had that on his voice mail greeting.

[Frank Ford]

In my local area:

Lois Lane
Easy Street

[rmwise]

Place Names

Turkey Foot Rd in Bourbon, MO and Hog Trough (a bridge) in Steelville, MO are 2 of my favorites.

For "towns" you have Frankenstein, MO and Bem, MO

[3jaw]

A few from western Kentucky:

Possum Trot

Monkey's Eyebrow

Coldwater