Place names: Animal, Vegetable or Mineral

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E.g;

Oxford
Sevenoaks
Ingoldmells

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

Pe(a)bles? 🫛 😁

Blackadder
Fishwick
Kalemouth
Grey Mare's Tail
Wolfelee
Minto

Cowley
Bucks Mills
Beaminster

London:
Cockfosters
Becontree Heath
Silvertown

Shrewsbury
Glenfield
Ingoldisthorpe

swannington
Rockhampton
Appleby

Fishguard
Chippenham
Bridgwater

An dove er (stretching it?)
Minehead
Brazil

Quartzsite, Arizona (I'm a Californian and this was a pitstop for us when I was growing up).

London version:
Burnt Oak
Marble Arch
Ravenscourt Park

Shepherds Bush and Goldhawk Road are so good! Props!

Runcorn
Stilton (lovely, lovely, delicious cheese)
Jersey (best potatoes ever)

Heron Quay
Strawberry Hill
Ironbridge

Sevenoaks
Four Oaks
Oakham
St Ives (animal)

Not understanding ‘St Ives’ @whinginglittlefucker ?

He was a person - so in this classification system 'animal' includes all vertebrates and non vertebrates. So a place named after a person is "animal" eg- St Neots, St Albans, St David's, St Osyth, Bury StEdmonds.
Washington, Johannesburg, San Paulo, Solomon Islands

Got it! Thank you. I wasn't thinking laterally for a moment. I was thinking 'a man' or '49 cats'....?!?

Have we had Leek?

Isle of Dogs
Cornwall
Stone house

Yep. But you can use it again in conjunction with another pattern.

Amberley
Saltburn-by-the Sea

Devon version:

A: Ottery St Mary
V: Ivybridge
M: Torquay

Catthorpe
Chipping Norton
Saltash

Beeston
Market Rasen
Folkestone

Henfield
Nutley
Lyme Regis

Hereford edition

Brockhampton
Docklow
Hope under Dinmore ( always supposed this was gold or some rare mineral as a kid!)

An Irish language one

Ballinamuck - the Ford of the Pigs

Mayo - the Plain of the Yew Trees

Carrick - Rock

My neck of the woods originally! I was coming on to say Leek