What’s the oddest street name you know?

[CormoranStrike]

I passed one in Edinburgh today, called Fair-A-Far Shot, which is quite unusual.

I also know of a small hamlet, not street, called Willie Stack’s Clump, which just makes me smile.

My friend lived in a student house in bad bargain lane - the first week after she moved in the lounge ceiling collapsed. They lived there for a year with a hole between the lounge and one of the bedrooms! Can't say she wasn't warned!

Also 'Paradise' in Scarborough. You can imagine the jokes when you ask a taxi driver to take you to paradise!

Fred's Road

I'm guessing someone called Fred named that one!

Zinzan Street in Reading.
Hanging Sword Alley off Fleet St in London.

Cockle Dicks Lane in Southport

@EishetChayil

Cockle Dicks Lane in Southport

I was trying to remember that one!

Not a street, but when I lived in Pennsylvania, I'd see signs to Intercourse.

Dundee also has Peep-O-Day Lane which I think is a bit odd.

There's a Tittybottle Park in Otley, where mothers and nannies would go to nurse their babies in Victorian times.

There's a street called 'My Street' in Salford.

I've always wanted to visit the Golden Ball pub at Snatchems.
Pratt's Bottom used to make me laugh as a kid, and Snodland must be where the Mewlips dwell.

Not a funny one, but very confusing to people who were not that good at English.

St Thomas St in Newcastle upon Tyne caused much confusion to overseas students, unfamiliar with St being an abbreviation of anything at all, and of both “Saint” and Street”

@AdaColeman

I've always wanted to visit the Golden Ball pub at Snatchems. Pratt's Bottom used to make me laugh as a kid, and Snodland must be where the Mewlips dwell.

I didn’t realise it was a famous pub! We go there all the time.

I drove past a place in Minehead the other day simply called "Cher" . It had a proper road sign and everything.
Also nearby:
Kent and
Little Britain

Hillie Bunnies (wtf?!)
Barnaby Rudge
Legge Street (huge building on it with numerical sign: One Legge Street)
Scurvy Hall Lane
Ting Tang Lane

(4 Essex, one Oxon)

I always thought Dog Flea Road and Dead Cat Alley, both Nassau, The Bahamas were very bizarre street names.

Cock Hill Rise in Wiltshire

Loads in the City --
Mincing Lane
Poultry
St Mary Axe
Crutched Friars
Cowcross St
Huggin Hill

This one.

@Confuseddotmum

Always snigger when I see 'St Gregory's Back Alley' in Norwich

There's a Back Avenue Victoria in Scarborough, which makes me laugh every time I drive past it.

Land of Nod in East Yorkshire

We have Cockbush Road

‘Pocket handkerchief lane’ drove through it the other day made me laugh

Fanny Hands Lane
Labour in vain drove
The glory hole
No name street on no name key Florida
Mad dog lane, Yorkshire
Lovers lane

I read somewhere that there is a Justin Bieber way in Texas

@BlackberrySky

The is a road in my mum's village called Bottom Club. We found it hilarious as children!

Just outside Heptonstall in West Yorkshire (near Hebden Bridge) is a hamlet called Slack. And the road leading into it is Slack Bottom.

In or near Maidstone in Kent is a Stalin Avenue. I thought they would have changed it when he, ahem, fell from favour. . . but it's still there, all these years later.

Not a street name, but Sexey's School in Bruton always strikes me as an unlikely name for a school.

Garden of Eden