willis.debra

My DM used to tell a joke about the girl who bathed in Sweetwater and got dressed in Plainview. Both towns in West Texas.

tumrub

the town I live in is called paoli because there was a tow road through here years ago & you had to pay olie if you wanted to go by.

craftyneedle

I have been in Mexico, Illinois. In Arkansas there is a subdivision called "Constipation Heights" and you get there by going up "Far from Poopin' Road". Not kidding. We took pictures of the signs because no one would believe us!

alikat110

In Georgetown, Tx, there is "Souled Out Ministries"

craftyneedle

There is Tater-Peelin' Road in Lebanon, TN. Also well known is Bucksnort, TN.

running1

In Oklahoma we've got many towns with Native American names... when the OKC TV stations hire new weather broadcasters, its a hoot to hear them try to pronounce the names...

Oklahoma has a Miami, and a Berlin... not too many other interesting names come to mind... There are about 34-35 Clinton's in the USA... we like to call ours "Clinton, America" :-D The funniest town that comes immediately to mind is a wide-place-in-the-road in northwestern Ok called "Slapout"
Fun to hear of all the unusual names....

ChattQuilter

One of my favorites is Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida. I have been to a quilt show in Bell Buckle, TN. Also near where I live is Sweetwater, TN. and also Soddy-Daisy.

Daisy144

West Virginia has quite a few unusual names for towns - Bloomingrose, Comfort, Nitro, Paw Paw, Iager (pronounced Yeager) but the one I seem to keeping going back to is one from PA - Bird-in-hand, Lancaster County, PA

gramajo

Time IL and Hell MI

EdieClay

I live in Ten Mile, TN, but no one knows what it is ten miles to or from. Originally it was called Ten Mile Station, which sounds like a wagon trail stop. There are no train tracks in our area. Worked with a woman from Monkey's Eyebrow, KY, that moonwork42029 mentioned.