What's the weird name of a town or street YOU know?

[Vcomb]

well since someone already got What Cheer, IA I'll add Correctionville, IA and Manly, IA

There's also (in Nebraska):
Magnet
Worms
Beatrice --> good for finding people from out of state cause they pronounce it wrong
Wahoo
Surprise
Friend
Wynot

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

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You missed Ajo (Garlic in Spaish), Eloy (Oh my God! in Hebrew; if you have been there, you will understand), Tombstone, Gila Bend (busted fan belt capital of the world), Elephant Foot, Nadaville, Cornville, Casa Grande ( named for an old Indian ruin, but conveniently near the state prison) and a whole host of others, many of which are not suitable for this forum.

True happiness is seeing Eloy, Arizona in your rear view mirror.

Rufus

Most of those wouldn't count on my "weird name" list, but Elephant Foot and Nadaville certainly would.

 

[Chick Norris]

Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha!

db

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

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I'll guarantee it is not pronounced the same as Lewisville, Tx: pronounced phonetically as spelled, no silent letters there.

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

Oh, and not a city/town, but a geographic area that I bet almost no one not from Az will pronounce correctly: Mogollon Rim

Hmm, how man guesses can we get from people who DO NOT KNOW the correct pronunciation?

 

[SourRoses]

La Veta, Colorado?
I dont know if it qualifies as weird, really.. but it always makes me think of the cheese.

 

[Vcomb]

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my guess would be Mogoyon Rim?

 

[Teach97]

Dimebox, TX

and hello!

Hooker, OK!

 

[BarefootMom]

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In Missouri there is a town called Conception and Conception Junction!

I am myself am from Half Way

my hubby is from Weaubleau (pronouced Wah Blow)

 

[Louise's Country Closet]

We have a couple in MN that I'm aware of.

Kiester
Welcome
Climax

and my favorite...

Nimrod