Unusual names for cities and towns (Scotland, drive, ski, Canada)

[dizzybint]

****terton

Some Scots ones.

Auhenshuggle
Auchtermuchty
Ecclefechan
Kilconquhar
Milngavie

[elnina]

Originally Posted by theatergypsy

Kentucky may have Eighty Eight, but Pennsylvania has Forty Fort. It was named for the forty Connecticut settlers who came to the area and built a fort. It's just across the Susquehanna River from Wilkes-Barre.

Oh, and how could I forget?? Hop Bottom, also in Pennsylvania.

Yeah, I noticed many towns with numbers. I didn't listed them, because I could not find any interesting history behind it.
Feel free to add...

[lizzyst]

Rising Fawn, Georgia. I smile every time I see that!

[Granny Sue]

Cassanova, Ill
Spuds, Fl
Two Egg, Fl

Yeehaw Junction, Fl

Roachtown, IL

[pch1013]

Originally Posted by T. Damon

Not only is there Harmony in California, Paradise can also be found there

So can Nice and Cool.

[pch1013]

A few from across the pond:

Asse, Belgium
Titz, Germany
Peñíscola, Spain
Uckington, England (which holds the world record for "most frequently vandalized road sign")
Condom, France
Hell, Norway

[Native Transplant]

I've been to college in Putney, VT, which just sounds small (and it is). Also been to Charm, OH, in Amish Country. Never been to Zzyzx, in my home state of CA. And apparently there's a Poston #1 and Poston #2 in AZ.

[Yuptag]

Lumps of Garryhorn, near Carsphairn, Dumfries and Galloway.


Odd and Unusual Place Names

[Jdawg8181]

Intercourse, PA.... obv one my favourites

[young92]

My area of Western North Carolina has areas with names such as Spillcorn and Milk Sick Cove. I sit on my porch every morning and look at No Fat Mountain.