Best name for a road or place?

[roy]

Always loved the name of this road. The last place on Earth. It was originally founded by a crazy old man Curtis Howe Springer who named it ZZYZX since it would be the last word in the dictionary, and hence "the last place on Earth". roy

[thatsus02]

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this is one of my favorites

[Daev Larrazolo]

Amanda's family is very good friends with the Mungos, the largest homebuilders. They contribute a street name at a auction for pets and Amanda and I won it one year. So we named it after our daughter its in the housing area that her moms lives in. So she is kind of celebrity in the housing area.

[nacreeB]

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this is one of my favorites

Thats my exit

[aussieguinnessman]

I found this Rusty Buncher name on my trip in the USA.


And this amusing pair of names is right near Angry Gary's home.

[Beverlx]

Keith! That's about four miles from my house. What are you doing, man?

[aussieguinnessman]

Bill, I just arrived back in Sydney from 3 weeks in the USA. Visited with Angry Gary and Candog Tom whilst I was in VA.

[Uncle Jackson]

Near the Pittsburgh airport, there is a sign where you take a left to go to Beaver, PA or a right to go to Moon, PA - depending on your preference......

[iggyks]

Spotted this in Blue Springs, Mo. I was trying to find cans while my wife was at the mall.

[crowntainer]

How about these.

[iggyks]

Prosperity is just around the corner... north of Columbia, SC last fall.

[Wheaton]

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this is one of my favorites

Good ol' Exit 69. That's up around Auburn Hills, MI, where all the tech centers for auto manufacturing are. I knew a guy who was in robotics at Asea-Brown-Boveri up there. He fielded a customer phone call at one point - a rather perfunctory, no-nonsense woman who was coming in from one of the auto plants to check on some custom ordered piece of automation. She asked how to get to the ABB facility from I-75, and the conversation went as follows. (Yes, this actually happened.)

ABB Guy: "Go north and exit 69 is where you'll get off."

Customer Lady: "Are you trying to be funny?"

ABB Guy: "No, ma'am. You want exit 69."

Customer Lady: "Very well. What's the name of that crossroad?"

- pregnant pause -

ABB Guy: "Uhh...Big Beaver Road, ma'am."

Customer Lady: "You're DISGUSTING!" *Click*

[Wheaton]

This is my personal favorite. I first noticed it while traveling from Chicagoland to one of the Buckeye shows in Toledo. You pass under this on the 80/90 toll road in northwest Ohio:

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[thatsus02]

Near the Pittsburgh airport, there is a sign where you take a left to go to Beaver, PA or a right to go to Moon, PA - depending on your preference......

if you travel correctly a person can go to moon through beaver.

[truckwashdoug]

On the way home from Spring Thaw, we passed through Intercourse, PA on the way to Blue Ball. Look it up.

[bantam10]

On the way home from Spring Thaw, we passed through Intercourse, PA on the way to Blue Ball. Look it up.

Haha I know where that is

[bantam10]

Here's mine

[oldindiapaleale]

Not even in New York City do you get street names like this.

This was somewhere in South Dakota. Maybe they were planning for future urbanization.

BTW no cans or dumps in the area.

[ApacheSteve]

I saw this up in Flagstaff a few years ago.

[Pokey]

This is in the 49er city of Amador California.

[pinnacle-project]

I'm partial to the name of this little town in the Finger Lakes Region of New York.

[conesplus]

Guess this could be considered the bottom of the pile!

[Rockbob]

In Rice Lake, Wi. They name their streets with numbers and fractions. For example 8 1/4 street.

[bantam10]

In Rice Lake, Wi. They name their streets with numbers and fractions. For example 8 1/4 street.

They do that just north of where I live and south of where I live. I think its weird. All the streets in Ottawa county here are numbers north and south and presidents east and west.

[jomama]

Near the Pittsburgh airport, there is a sign where you take a left to go to Beaver, PA or a right to go to Moon, PA - depending on your preference......

There was an article in our local paper (years ago) about a married couple. The guy was from Mars. Pa. The gal was from Venus, Pa. They were married in Moon Township

[Canadacan]

This street was named after our family name, my dad was a developer and contractor.

[beershrine]

It's not a road but it was a place in time...

[golf_lover44]

How about the town of Bourbon, Missouri? I should take a picture of their water tower with the name "BOURBON" in huge letters on both sides. (If only that was what it REALLY contained ... !)

[Mike S]

Went dumping on blood hill road once. Always wondered why it was called that.

mike s