Unusual Place Names

On the Dorset/Wiltshire/Hampshire corner are the villages of Upper Wallop, Middle Wallop and Nether Wallop. The road sign off the main road just says, "THE WALLOPS".

Cornwall has Mousehole, Crafthole and Feock.

In the West End of London, near Oxford Street is Percy's Passage !

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You beat me to it. I immediately thought of PA when I saw this list. Don't forget where some of the Civil War battles were fought too... Manassas

In the French Pyrenees there's a little town called Moncuq. The 'q' is silent, which means it's pronounced exactly the same as 'mon cul', which means 'my arse'.

On the mainland of Orkney is the small village of Twatt.
The Northern fells of the Lake District in Cumbria include Great Cockup and Little Cockup.
I have always liked the sound of Six Mile Bottom near Newmarket and regretted that it is so far away from Nether Wallop in Hampshire.

Ordinary, Virginia (George Washington ate there. Really!)
Dead Indian Road, Oregon.
Bob's Hole Road, VA (named after a mule named Bob who fell into a hole in the road and died).
Two Egg, Florida

I remember Terry Pratchett mentioning 'Power Cable, Nebraska' - I've no idea if it actually exists, though.

London used to have Gropecunt Lane, but that was a precise description, not a double entendre.

Cumbria has the town of Cockermouth. It's said that in pre-postcode days a letter addressed to something like 24 High Street, Fellatio, Cumberland was correctly delivered.

In the Camargue in the South of France there is a channel called "Trou de mon Oncle" (my uncle's hole).

Well I live near Portland, Oregon and we have

Wanker's Corner, Oregon. There's even a tavern that sells T Shirts.

To find on a map it is where I 5 splits off to I 205 thrifty minutes south of Portland.