9
Ballplay, Alabama
Ballplay got its name because Native Americans in that area would play stickball in order to resolve disputes that they had.
8
Slickpoo, Idaho
Slickpoo was founded by a man called Eli Schmickel. And I guess he named the town Slickpoo because it sounded better than Schmickel.
7
Bonesteel, South Dakota
Bonesteel, South Dakota was founded in 1902 by Jake Bonesteel, a male adult film star. Just kidding… it was actually founded by Henry Bonesteel, the owner of a shipping company.
6
Humptulips, Washington
According to Wikipedia, The name comes from a local Native American language, meaning 'hard to pole', referring to the difficulty local Native Americans had poling their canoes along the Humptulips River. {Show Wikipedia}
Hard to pole? Wow, the description sounds even dirtier than the name.
By the way, if this video is helping you plan out your next vacation, please go ahead and hit that Like Button. Okay, Let’s continue...
5
Beaver City, Nebraska
Good place to go if you want to avoid sausage parties. Beaver City, Nebraska was founded in 1872. In case you’re curious, Beaver City, Nebraska is 49.3% male and 50.7% female.
4
Dick, Michigan.
A state that’s shaped like hand but it's got a town called Dick.
Dick, Michigan was a lumber town and railway station on the way to Minneapolis. However, in present day, Dick, Michigan has become a ghost town. So now, there’s dick-all in Dick, Michigan.
3
Sugar Tit, South Carolina
Sugar Tit got its name when the men in the town spent so long socializing at the local general store, their wives said they went to the store like a baby to a sugar tit. Sugar tit back in those days was the nickname for a baby’s pacifier. Now, there’s a nickname we should try to bring back. New from Philips the Sugar Tit Brand Baby Pacifier {Show Sugar Tit Brand Baby Pacifier}
2
Pee Pee Township, Ohio
The township gets its name from Pee Pee Creek. Pee Pee Creek was named when a local settler inscribed his initials P. P. on a tree.
So the town is called Pee Pee and the Creek is called Pee Pee.
"Yeah, let's name everything in our town Pee Pee. No one will ever make fun of it."
1
Mary's Igloo, Alaska.
Mary's Igloo is an abandoned village in Western Alaska. It's currently used as a fishing camp. In the early 1900s, It was named after a woman called Mary whose house was used as a transfer point for supplies for local workers.