Numbers that are town names

[robbones]

I'm not sure if there is a post already on this topic, I drove through a Forty Four, AR today and notice on the map there is a Fifty six, AR. What are some other numbers that are names of towns?

[Big John]

84, PA (lumber store is named for it)

[6a]

Ninety Six, SC comes to mind.

[algorerhythms]

Treinta y Tres, Uruguay

[hbelkins]

There's an Eighty Eight, Ky., and a Hundred, WV.

[agentsteel53]

Hungary has a town called Hatvan (sixty).  it's 60km to Budapest.

[CNGL-Leudimin]

Dos, Spain.

Ershisan (labelled in Google Maps as '23'), Inner Mongolia near the Shanxi border, China.

[jwolfer]

This be as named for the 33 men who were instrumental in Uruguay's independence if I remember correctly. You beat me to posting this example. This is one of the few places online where people even know where Uruguay is located

[jwolfer]

Treinta y Tres, Uruguay

This be as named for the 33 men who were instrumental in Uruguay's independence if I remember correctly. You beat me to posting this example. This is one of the few places online where people even know where Uruguay is located

[DandyDan]

Not a town name, but Missouri has the One Hundred and Two River.

[Pete from Boston]

This is not a useful contribution (if "useful" is applicable at all here), but it's a good song:

[NWI_Irish96]

There is a Twelve Mile, IN.

[agentsteel53]

There is a Twelve Mile, IN.

in that vein, British Columbia has communities named 100 Mile House and 150 Mile House. 

[Zeffy]

There is a Twelve Mile, IN.

There also is an 8 Mile, Michigan. (Assuming these both count)

[GaryV]

There is a Twelve Mile, IN.

There also is an 8 Mile, Michigan. (Assuming these both count)

An 8 Mile Road (as well as 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12 ...)  But a town named 8 Mile?

Urban Legend is that Novi is numerically based ( from No. VI ) as being the 6th stage coach stop or 6th toll both or 6th something else - but it's not.

[Jim]

My favorite name like this is Wonowon, BC.  It's at Mile 101 of the Alaska Highway (of course).

[tidecat]

There is a Twelve Mile, IN.

There also is an 8 Mile, Michigan. (Assuming these both count)

An 8 Mile Road (as well as 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12 ...)  But a town named 8 Mile?

Urban Legend is that Novi is numerically based ( from No. VI ) as being the 6th stage coach stop or 6th toll both or 6th something else - but it's not.

Not incorporated, but there is an Eight Mile, Alabama:

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight_Mile,_Alabama

[thenetwork]

Seven Hills, Ohio -- just south of Cleveland.

[GaryV]

Seven Hills, Ohio -- just south of Cleveland.

Which reminds me of the several towns named Two Rivers or Three Rivers.

I suspect there are other towns named after counting a particular feature found there.  A quick search on Google Maps found

• Three Forks
• Three Hills
• Three Lakes
• Three Oaks
• Three Springs
• Three Way (TN - I wonder what caused that)

[xcellntbuy]

We also have Trois Rivieres in Quebec.

[Zeffy]

Three Bridges, NJ

[Big John]

If adding words to numbers

Two Rivers, WI
Twenty Nine Palms, CA

[kurumi]

If allowing other languages:

Lima, OH

[hotdogPi]

If allowing other languages:

Lima, OH

Can you think of any places called Lima that are in a country where it means a number (since it doesn't mean a number in the United States or Peru)?

[Pete from Boston]

Those are numbers that are in town names, not numbers that are town names.  This is another thread that becomes basically infinite and pointless (I know, I know) when you loosen the rules.