Town names that are animals

[Takumi]

How could I have forgotten Duck, N.C.?

Yeah...can't believe I overlooked that either.

[DandyDan]

Nebraska has cities named Bee, Eagle, and Gibbon.  There's also Beaver City and Beaver Crossing.  Papillion is said to be the French word for butterfly, which explains why the high school calls itself the Monarchs.  Nebraska could also get credit for Holstein, which is also a city in Iowa.

[Pete from Boston]

Unincorporated but possessed of an animal name is Fly, Ohio, home of the only ferry between Ohio and W. Va. and not much else when I drove through.

[Dr Frankenstein]

L'Orignal, Ontario (The Moose)
Maskinongé, Québec (Muskellunge)

[Laura]

Elkton, Virginia


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[Pete from Boston]

Sturgeon, Missouri

[nexus73]

Beaver UT wins.  They're the county seat for Beaver County and their HS is the Beaver Beavers.

x4 is something!

Rick

[US 41]

Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan (and Canada in general) has a lot of towns named after a particular animal.

[roadman65]

Bald Eagle, PA along everybody's favorite interstate.

[lepidopteran]

Squirrel Hill is not a town per se, but a section of Pittsburgh.  A highway tunnel bears its name.  (Parkway East/I-376/US 22-30)

Ohio has both Beavercreek and Beaverdam.

For a fictitious example, who remembers a movie that makes a parenthetical reference to "Pig's Knuckle, AR"?

[empirestate]

Squirrel Hill is not a town per se, but a section of Pittsburgh.  A highway tunnel bears its name.  (Parkway East/I-376/US 22-30)

In addition to which, there is no such animal as a "squirrel hill".

[Brandon]

Illinois (incorporated municipalities only):

Buffalo
Buffalo Grove
Beaverville
Deer Creek
Deer Park
Deerfield
Fox Lake
Fox River Grove
Trout Valley

There's a lot more municipalities named after plants.