Funniest street names

[dantheman]

My favorite... the most exciting neighborhood in Saratoga County.

I sometimes wonder how someone who lives on these can take themselves seriously when telling another person their address.

[Quillz]

I don't know if it really qualifies as funny, but today when driving back from the Eastern Sierra, I came across "Manzanar Reward Road."

The name makes sense, because Reward is a small community nearby Manzanar. But if you know your history, associating those two words together is... odd.

[kphoger]

Somebody has to have mentioned Shreveport's Stoner Avenue.

Searching within a thread searches for all instances in that thread only (elsewhere, it's a maximum of one per thread, but throughout the whole forum). No need to manually look through 34 pages; the word Stoner only returns one result (two once I submit this), and it's yours.

There's also a Stoner Lane in Rogers, AR.
https://goo.gl/maps/XywkpaqUGZmKVJSw9

[Quillz]

There is also a Stoner Street in Culver City, CA.

[kphoger]

Not so much funny, as unusual:  Toh-N-hah, here in Wichita

[formulanone]

Not so much funny, as unusual:  Toh-N-hah, here in Wichita

Gives new meaning to half-ton pickup.

[rlb2024]

These streets are in a subdivision in Metairie, LA (suburb of New Orleans): Shamrops, Canary Ansas, Cocos Plumosas, Washingtonian, Robeline, and Reclanada.  Apparently they are variations of palm trees, but some of those names for streets are, well, bizarre.  I wonder how many strange misspellings the Postal Service has to deal with.

[formulanone]

Capslock Trail in Pendleton, South Carolina.

No Street View to determine the number of upper case letters in the sign.

[DandyDan]

As I visit my friend in Independence, Missouri, I am amused by the fact the street at the end of his street is R. D. Mize Rd. I don't know who R.D. Mize is, but I worry about our demise.

[epzik8]

Blue Ball Road, Elkton, Maryland.

[Max Rockatansky]

Lake Forest, CA has a whole series of roads named after Sesame Street characters  in the Kimberly Gardens neighborhood.

[Road Hog]

A huge subdivision in my hometown a decade ago decided to name some of their streets after some rare breeds of horses. Andalusian and Palomino I get. But Trakehner and Hanoverian? They did some deep research.

[roadman65]

Lake Forest, CA has a whole series of roads named after Sesame Street characters  in the Kimberly Gardens neighborhood.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lake+Forest,+CA/@33.6183405,-117.6953142,18.16z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x80dce81929e3844f:0xdc4933a091360fe5!8m2!3d33.6469437!4d-117.6861023!16zL20vMHIyajA?entry=ttu

Pretty funny.