“Norway”.
'Nuff said 
Fertile, MN
Climax, MN
Artichoke, MN
Sleepy Eye, MN
Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump - Alberta, Canada.
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Lake Titicaca(has it been mentioned yet?)
Boring, Maryland. (hardly a town, and at that, a ghost town)
also nearby Little Cockup and Cockup. In checking out my facts I found this website 大人気ED薬スマートシリーズ
A gas station and house near where I used to live in Ontario used to be called “Dogsnest” - although it was absorbed into the City Of Townsend some years back. But in the '60s and '70s there was a place name sign at both “city limits”.
Well, we’ve already mentioned Intercourse, PA, but I don’t think the nearby Blue Ball was listed.
My personal favorites – they’re not even naughty – are towns we saw many years ago in England: Thornton Le Beans and Sheepy Magna.
Los Banos, CA (technically “the baths” but colloquially “the bathrooms”).
Manteca, CA (“lard”).
Delhi, CA (pron. DELL-high). This “town” is basically just a widespot in the road in the middle of California. I have always found it curious that one of the largest and most densely populated cities in the world was named after a 1-horse town in the San Joaquin Valley. 
I’ve been through Conception Junction, Missouri a few times. I always thought that was an interesting name for a town.
We have both Felch and Felch Mountain in Michigan.
Sonofa Beach in St. Croix, VI
I don’t know if this is funny, but I like it. Zzyzx Rd.
There are a couple of funny nakes up here. Whenever I cross the Nooksack River I start singing (B-52s) ‘Nooksack! It’s the Nooksack! Nooksack, bay-yay-bee-ee! Nooksack, baby!’
And then there’s Chuckanut Rd. Makes me laugh so hard, I think I’ll chuck a nut!
Did you know that you can get from Blue Ball to Paradise ¶ through either Intercourse or Bird-in-hand?
My favorite funny name is Moose Jaw. And speaking of beaver- and big bone-, I’ve always wondered about the patented move known as French Lick.
Southeast of Orlando we have Yeehaw Junction (about as big as it sounds.)
I grew up a few miles from Knockemstiff, Ohio.
Then there’s my favorite: Dry Prong, Louisiana.
Imagine the school mascot.
I forgot to mention Fort Gay, West Virginia.
35 posts, and nobody has mention this Austrian village, one of the few geographical names that is not work safe.
I used to live near Upper Slaughter and Lower Slaughter in England. Signs as you get near the area point to “The Slaughters”
I also used to go through Piddletrenthyde quite often…
English place names provide endless fun.
Conception Junction, what’s your function…?
In Toronto, the major avenue leading north from Queen’s Park is “Avenue Road”. Tends to confuse a few visitors.
Well, just west of Plainview (NY, not to be confused with TX) is Hicksville, which I never thought of as strange until a friend from Rhode Island started laughing hysterically when I mentioned the name
Then there’s Street Road in a suburb of Philadelphia. I’ve always gotten a kick out of that one.
I grew up in Pigeon, MI… just down the road from Bad Axe.