TORONTO — It’s never nice to make fun of people, but what about towns and cities? Are they fair game to poke fun at?

Estately, a real estate website, has compiled a list of the ‘Most Oddly-Named Towns in Each U.S. State’, and honestly, we can’t help but giggle over a few of them!

The inspiration behind the list, said Estately, was to pay homage to America’s most unusually named cities, towns and unicorporated communities. It studied dozens of maps to find such classic gems as ‘Satan’s Kingdom’ and ‘Toad Suck’.

Some names are super unfortunate (‘Dull’ and ‘Big Sag’ don’t really paint a pretty picture), while others are just downright fun (we’re already planning a trip to ‘Ding Dong’). There’s even a ‘Little Canada’ on the list, which we’re assuming is a tribute to this great country of ours!

Here’s the full list below – try to contain your LOLs!

Alabama: Scratch Ankle

Alaska: Chicken

Arkansas: Toad Suck

California: Mormon Bar

Colorado: Parachute

Connecticut: Moosup

Delaware: Flea Hill

Florida: Spuds

Georgia: Flippen

Hawaii: Volcano

Idaho: Beer Bottle Crossing

Illinois: Chicken Bristle

Indiana: Santa Claus

Iowa: What Cheer

Kansas: Skiddy

Kentucky: Pig

Louisiana: Water Proof

Maine: Bald Head

Maryland: Accident

Massachusetts: Satan’s Kingdom

Michigan: Free Soil

Minnesota: Little Canada

Mississippi: Possumneck

Missouri: Frankenstein

Montana: Big Sag

Nebraska: Worms

Nevada: Jackpot

New Hampshire: Dummer

New Jersey: Foul Rift

New Mexico: Pie Town

New York: Handsome Eddy

North Carolina: Why Not

North Dakota: Zap

Ohio: Dull

Oklahoma: Okay

Oregon: Boring

Pennsylvania: Coupon

Rhode Island: Woonsocket

South Carolina: Coward

South Dakota: Plenty Bears

Tennessee: Smartt

Texas: Ding Dong

Utah: Nibley

Vermont: Mosquitoville

Virginia: Fries

Washington: Big Bottom

West Virginia: Booger Hole

Wisconsin: Chili

Wyoming: Chugwater