North Cockerington, Penisarwain, Sandy Balls, and Wetwang!
I'll bring you the M-Z places from this book that Jon and Harmony got me for my birthday. This is from Butt Rot and Bottom Gas: A Glossary of Tragically Misunderstood Words (Eric Groves, Sr.)
Beaver Lick and Bitchfield: A Glossary of Tragically Misunderstood Places
M
Masbate: one of the Philippine Islands
Maybush: a district in Southampton, England
Menstrie: a village in the Clackmannanshire region of Scotland
Methlick: a village in Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Middelfart: a town on the island of Funen, part of Denmark [Middelfart means "Middle Passage," a reference to a well-used waterway connecting Funen with Jutland Peninsula on the mainland. The town is noted for its beautiful seacoast and downtown cultural centre.]
Moorhead: a city in Monona County, Iowa
Morehead City: a city on the seacoast of North Carolina
Mountjoy: a village in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Mount Titlis: a 10,000-foot-high snow-covered mountain in the Swiss Alps, in Obwalden (near Bern, Switzerland)
N
Nasty: a village in Hertfordshire, England
North Bitchburn: a village in County Durham, England
North Cockerington: a village in Lincolnshire County, England
Nutbush: a farming community in western Tennessee
Nutfield: a suburb of Melbourne, Australia
O
Old Leake: a village in Lincolnshire, England
P
Pee Pee Township: a civil township founded in 1798 in Pike County, Ohio [Pee Pee Township covers about thirty-two square miles and has a population of about eight thousand residents, according to the 2000 census. The township's name purportedly comes from the initials of an early Irish pioneer.]
Penile: a neighborhood in Louisville, Kentucky
Penisarwain: a village near Caernarfon in Gwynedd, Wales
Peniston: a market town in south Yorkshire, England
Peterhead: a town in Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Phucket: a large resort island off the southwestern coast of Thailand
Pissa River: a river in Kaliningrad Oblast, in northwestern Russia
Pratt's Bottom: a village in the borough of Bromley, London, England
Pump Geyser: a steam geyser in Yellowstone National Park
Pussy: a village in Savoie, France
Q
Queenstown: a city in Australia
Queensville: a village in Ontario, Canada
R
Ramsbottom: a town in greater Manchester, England
S
Sandy Balls: a resort area in New Forest Hampshire, in England
Sexi: an ancient Phoenician colony in present-day Spain
Sexmoan: a city in the province of Pampanga, the Philippines
Shag Harbour: a small fishing village in Nova Scotia, Canada
Shitterton: a hamlet in the Purbeck district of Dorset, England
Suckley: a village in Worcestershire, England
Suck River: the main tributary of the Shannon River, in Ireland
T
Tittesworth Reservoir: a water-storage reservoir in Staffordshire, England
Tittybong: a small agricultural community in the Australian state of Victoria
Tong Fuk: a resort village near Hong Kong, China
Tongue: a coastal village in Highland, Scotland
Twatt: a village in the Shetland Islands, Sheffield
U
Undy: a village in Monmouthshire, Wales
Upper Dicker: a village in East Sussex, England
Upperthong: a village in west Yorkshire, England
V
Virgin: a town in Washington County, Utah
W
Wackerfield: a village in County Durham, England
Water of Ken: a river in Galloway, in southwestern Scotland
Wecock: a council estate on the edges of Waterlooville, England
Weiner: a city in Poinsett County, Arkansas
Wetwang: a village in the Yorkshire Wolds, England
Whorehouse Meadows: an area in the Steens Mountains near Frenchglen, Oregon
Y
Yungho: a city in Taipei County, Taiwan
Beaver Lick and Bitchfield: A Glossary of Tragically Misunderstood Places
M
Masbate: one of the Philippine Islands
Maybush: a district in Southampton, England
Menstrie: a village in the Clackmannanshire region of Scotland
Methlick: a village in Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Middelfart: a town on the island of Funen, part of Denmark [Middelfart means "Middle Passage," a reference to a well-used waterway connecting Funen with Jutland Peninsula on the mainland. The town is noted for its beautiful seacoast and downtown cultural centre.]
Moorhead: a city in Monona County, Iowa
Morehead City: a city on the seacoast of North Carolina
Mountjoy: a village in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Mount Titlis: a 10,000-foot-high snow-covered mountain in the Swiss Alps, in Obwalden (near Bern, Switzerland)
N
Nasty: a village in Hertfordshire, England
North Bitchburn: a village in County Durham, England
North Cockerington: a village in Lincolnshire County, England
Nutbush: a farming community in western Tennessee
Nutfield: a suburb of Melbourne, Australia
O
Old Leake: a village in Lincolnshire, England
P
Pee Pee Township: a civil township founded in 1798 in Pike County, Ohio [Pee Pee Township covers about thirty-two square miles and has a population of about eight thousand residents, according to the 2000 census. The township's name purportedly comes from the initials of an early Irish pioneer.]
Penile: a neighborhood in Louisville, Kentucky
Penisarwain: a village near Caernarfon in Gwynedd, Wales
Peniston: a market town in south Yorkshire, England
Peterhead: a town in Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Phucket: a large resort island off the southwestern coast of Thailand
Pissa River: a river in Kaliningrad Oblast, in northwestern Russia
Pratt's Bottom: a village in the borough of Bromley, London, England
Pump Geyser: a steam geyser in Yellowstone National Park
Pussy: a village in Savoie, France
Q
Queenstown: a city in Australia
Queensville: a village in Ontario, Canada
R
Ramsbottom: a town in greater Manchester, England
S
Sandy Balls: a resort area in New Forest Hampshire, in England
Sexi: an ancient Phoenician colony in present-day Spain
Sexmoan: a city in the province of Pampanga, the Philippines
Shag Harbour: a small fishing village in Nova Scotia, Canada
Shitterton: a hamlet in the Purbeck district of Dorset, England
Suckley: a village in Worcestershire, England
Suck River: the main tributary of the Shannon River, in Ireland
T
Tittesworth Reservoir: a water-storage reservoir in Staffordshire, England
Tittybong: a small agricultural community in the Australian state of Victoria
Tong Fuk: a resort village near Hong Kong, China
Tongue: a coastal village in Highland, Scotland
Twatt: a village in the Shetland Islands, Sheffield
U
Undy: a village in Monmouthshire, Wales
Upper Dicker: a village in East Sussex, England
Upperthong: a village in west Yorkshire, England
V
Virgin: a town in Washington County, Utah
W
Wackerfield: a village in County Durham, England
Water of Ken: a river in Galloway, in southwestern Scotland
Wecock: a council estate on the edges of Waterlooville, England
Weiner: a city in Poinsett County, Arkansas
Wetwang: a village in the Yorkshire Wolds, England
Whorehouse Meadows: an area in the Steens Mountains near Frenchglen, Oregon
Y
Yungho: a city in Taipei County, Taiwan
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