Accident, Why, Eighty-Eight, Ii, Ding Dong, Dinosaur and Hell. If you think the writer is not in senses you are wrong. Actually these are the names of towns and cities around the world which we gathered in our older posts i.e weird town names in America and Weird Town Names in England.
In this post, once again we have compiled a list of 11 odd and weird names of towns and cities in United States.
1- Bird in Hand, Pennsylvania
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2- Pine Apple, Alabama
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3- Needles, California
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4- Hot Coffee, Mississippi
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5- Spread Eagle, Wisconsin
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6- Lower Peach Tree, Alabama
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7- Rugby, North Dakota
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8- White Woman Creek, Kansas
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9- Mona, Iowa
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10- Little America, Wyoming
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11- Valentine, Nebraska
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There are many other cities and towns round the world with weird names but we couldn’t find any image for them. If you know or live in any of the cities or towns with odd names, do share their names and images with us and will put them in another post.
Horseheads, NY
“White Woman Creek” is the name of the creek under the bridge in the picture, not the town in the distance.
I love these odd names!
My favorite, though, was not shown here.
Y’all just simply have to visit ” Two Egg, Florida” !
Pretty sure I could name 11 weirder names within 150 miles of me. Half of these seem pretty self-explanatory.
Name them!
Boring, Oregon
Bird-in-Hand:Being British,that name is the name of a old pub that I visited near by,gone now the,sadly. Spread Eagle: The name of many pubs in Britain! Rugby:A cty(?) in the midlands of England.:Mona..,the Welsh name for the island of Anglesey,off the NorthWales coast.
Here are two, Mexican Hat, Utah and Bullfrog, Utah
Here in Ireland you’ll find lots of funny place names – coming from our native language, a lot of our names probably seem peculiar to non-natives. Anyway, here are some that even we can’t explain!
Nobber
Muff
Termonfeckon
Tubbercurry
Stepaside
And a personal favourite, a town in county Limerick called – wait for it – Hospital. Yes, a town, not a medical building. A town called Hospital.
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