this is the best place name ever

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Popocatépetl
(volcano in mexico)
i't like beatboxing if you say it a few times

Staines Green (West of London)
Cold Christmas (Herts?)
Little & Great Snoring Norfolk
Ugly as mentioned by pp & they have Working Mans Club (Equal ops hey!)

Cockermouth

haha road (yes, really) in se london

Bournemouth used to have the Lower Pleasure Gardens and the Upper Pleasure Gardens but I think they dropped the lower and upper to make them sound more family friendly!

No. They dropped the 'pleasure.' This being Bournemouth.

I came on to suggest Blubberhouses and Wetwang, both in my neck of the woods, but see I've been beaten to it.

There's a village in the weird, remote bit of East Yorkshire called Paull, which always makes me giggle like a loon. I don't know why, just very immature, I suppose. It also has a fort, called Fort Paull.

Somerset has a Cocklake not far from Cheddar

'Hell' in German means light and is actually the standard word used to describe pale ale, so although they know full well what they're doing, they aren't doing so completely wantonly!

I love Ouagadougou too - always think it should be twinned with Ljubljana

There's Knockin in Shropshire (and yes, they do have a village shop which is named as you would hope).

Don't forget the magnificent Brokenwind in Abderdeenshire.

There's Weedon Bec near Daventry (poor Bec, whatever did she do to deserve that?!)

There used to be a Butt Hole Road in Doncaster, but they changed it to the very boring Archers Way a few years ago after the residents got fed up with all the tourists stopping off for photos and stealing the sign. There's still a Butthole Lane in Leicestershire, which remains proudly so-named!

There's a village in Merseyside called Lunt - the residents have petitioned for a silent 'a' to be added between the 'L' and the 'u' as the 'u' gets, erm, amended on a very regular basis.

There's a road in Birmingham called Dogpool Lane, which more often than not has its last letter painted out.

My favourite of all has to be the village of Rottenegg in Austria

Would love to live in Tiddlywink in Wiltshire.

The South Yorkshire police operations complex.

It’s on Letsby Avenue

There's a village in Merseyside called Lunt - the residents have petitioned for a silent 'a' to be added between the 'L' and the 'u' as the 'u' gets, erm, amended on a very regular basis.

Of course, I meant that the 'L' gets amended regularly....

Ljubljana

Formerly known as Laibach (and enjoy it.)

I like Plwmp in West Wales. Never been there though.

Todmorden in Yorkshire is an odd one. Sounds relatively normal to English speakers, but literally means "Death Murder" in German. (Tod = death, Morden = murder).

Another one I like, that I think has already been mentioned is Wank in Bavaria. (This is not an instruction).

Another one I like, that I think has already been mentioned is Wank in Bavaria. (This is not an instruction).

Presumably, when you leave the town, it has the standard sign showing the town name crossed out?! That makes me think of the character in Goodness Gracious Me who kept telling his son "By the way, that thing you do with your hands - very bad!"

Young Boys FC play in Wankdorf. Their stadium is on Winkelriedstrasse.

Dirt Pot, Northumberland.

Ha @Mockers2020Vision
I camped in Gamish in the German alps, on a large hill called Wank.

But ten times better is that there was a cable car called the wank-bahn going to the top

There may have been a Wankhaus too I’m not sure.

Fartown near Huddersfield. I like to pronounce it FartTown

Stillorgan (in Dublin)

Dildo, Newfoundland

Bishops Itchington

I love Humpty Doo, in the Northern Territories. It just sounds so bloody Australian.

There’s a town called Puke in Albania.
And although not a place name, “for sale” signs in Albanian say “Shitet”. Always makes me laugh.

Idle in Bradford
Idle working men's club 😂

Pity Me, Tyne and Wear
Stippy Stappy, St Agnes, Cornwall
Scratchy Bottom, Dorset
Crack Pot, Yorkshire

To name but a few, we have the best place names!

Happisburgh - (which is pronounced hayesburgh - I think) my dc name for it was happy burger named after a little café in a b & b which may no longer be there (its probably on the beach sadly)