▲This naughty street is found in Smithfield, London.

▲This village in Worcestershire has gained quite the reputation for its name.

▲This street in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, a county known for its cheese.

▲It could be that habitats on Fanny Avenue, in Derbyshire, don't find the name that funny.

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Mudchute is an urban area with parks and farms located in the London borough of Tower Hamlets.

▲Lickfold, in West Sussex, is also home to The Lickfold Inn.

▲The street as originally called Trumpadere Street when it was built in 1666.

▲Did you know Oxford had a crescent named Crotch? It's in Marston, Oxford, to be exact.

▲This road in Peckham is where they used to grow melons in the 17th century, hence its name.

▲Backside Lane a road found in Oxfordshire.

▲In the London borough of Bromley you will find Pratt's Bottom, a valley which was once home to the Pratt family.

▲The former hamlet in the area of Southwark, London is believed to take its name from archery butts.

▲Minge Lane in Worcestershire was voted the UK’s most embarrassing street name in 2014, according to The Independent.

▲This parkland is found in New Forest, Hampshire, which is also home to Sandy Balls Holiday Village.

▲This street in London is found just off Regent Street. Its name comes from a man called Thomas Swallow who lived on the street in the 16th century.

▲It's an old English word that means "a small stream" and is found in Worcestershire.

▲Did you know "spanker" is also a word to describe a fast horse? This lane is found in Nether Heage, Derbyshire.

▲Ham is a hamlet near the town of Sandwich in Kent. This signpost, found nearby to both hamlets, makes these names and their closeness even funnier.

▲In 2014, this lane in Lincolnshire was named one of the UK's rudest streets.

▲Penistone is a town found in Barnsley, South Yorkshire.

▲Oxfordshire is the home of the prestigious Oxford University, and also Cockshoot Close.

▲Residents of Conisbrough, where Butt Hole Road is found, urged for the road's name to be changed in 2009. It's now known as "Archers Way".

▲Clitterhouse Road is found in Cricklewood, North West London. According to ClitterHouse.com, the name derives from "clay house".

▲There are two places in England that go by the name of Beaver Close. One is in Durham, County Durham, and the other in Morden, Surrey.

▲Beggars Bush is found in West Sussex. There are also barracks in the suburbs of Dublin that go by the same name.

▲The Blind Fiddler is a "standing stone near Catchall", as described on the website Cornwall Walls. It's found near Penzance, a town in Cornwall.

▲Thong is a hamlet found in Gravesend, Kent. It belongs to the disctrict of Gravesham.

▲It's not been confirmed that inhabitants of Happy Bottom in Wimborne, Dorset, are happy, but the name sure is!

▲Have a look through some of England's funniest, rudest, and cringing street, road, and town names. They are sure to make you chuckle!

Funny, rude, and silly place names in England

Names such as Trump Street, Bell End, Butt Hole Road, Happy Bottom and many more!

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