Place names: Animal, Vegetable or Mineral

[Kovus]

E.g;

Oxford
Sevenoaks
Ingoldmells

Post one or more. Can be foreign, but needs to be reasonably well-known!

The ‘mineral’ category is quite hard by the way.

Lambeth
Croydon (named after crocuses, innit)
Golders Green

London version!

If you can use the periodic table, it would be easy. RULES!!!

Staffordshire version;

The Roaches
Leek
Stone

Elephant and castle

If you mean, ‘K’ (potassium) such that Kidderminster satisfies ‘mineral’ then that would not be valid. Too easy otherwise.

If you did not mean that, then I’m not sure what you mean?

Nice double-score @Inarightpickleandpreserve

You could have LiBeRia That's three metals. And an A

International version:

Tiger Leaping Gorge (China)
Nullabor Plain (technically cheating because it means no trees)
Petra

Actually Liberia works. ⭐️

If you allow ‘ria’ on the basis it is a geological formation of rocks at estuaries (eg west coast of Ireland).

Fancy!

Shrewsbury
Button Oak
Ironbridge

🇺🇸 version

Buffalo (NY state)
Oakland (California)
Silver Spring (Maryland)

Cockfosters
Saffron Walden
Sandhurst

European version

Turkey
Sweden
Iceland

London underground version
Mansion House (or Goldhawk Road)
Shepherd's Bush
Goldhawk Road again

Fowlmere
Nuthampstead
Ingatestone

Kent has Maidstone Folkestone and Ebony

Elephant and Castle
Leeke (in Staffordshire, can I use that?)
Silvertown

@BobbyBiscuits 👍🏻

Mold (North Wales)

Sorry, someone did leek already!
I'll have Brussels, as in sprouts?!

Can it be fruit as well do you think?

Fruit, plants generally or vegetable matter like seeds, nuts, oil, fungi etc etc

Eg Knutsford would count

Cheddar
Chesterfield
Colchester

Last one before I need to get ready for work.

Scottish version -

Loch Ness (Nessie is real ok?! )
Ailsa Craig (lots of veggies have this name - 🍅 🧅)
Stonehaven

(😬 I know, I know, really reaching on this lot 😂)