Northern Kentucky Has A Dirty Mind
May 9, 2008 – 10:25 amYou might recall that earlier this week I posted a map of the intersection of Beaver and Big Bone in an area of Northern Kentucky. Well, upon exploring the area further, I’ve found that this could be the area with the dirtiest place names in the country.
Clockwise from lower left: Beaverlick, a place you’ll hit if you keep going down Beaver Road from where it hooks up with Big Bone; Big Bone Lick State Park, where “going down the road” could take on a whole meaning; Sugartit, the birthplace of sexual harassment by creepy old men; and Petersburg, which wouldn’t sound dirty under any other circumstances, but given that it’s right up the river from Big Bone Lick, I have to wonder.
7 Responses
Wow. Ho-Ho-Kus ain’t got nothin’ on them.
By magickat on May 9, 2008
Meh. I live by the corner of Seaman and Cumming, one block from Dyckman. Nothing shocks me anymore.
By Jaime on May 9, 2008
Ha! That explains Bone Lick Park on Greenwich Ave. I’ve always wondered.
By Sarah on May 9, 2008
You forgot to mention that Sugartit is nestled happily along Pleasant Valley Rd.
By Lizmc on May 9, 2008
Wow. That even beats Lancaster County.
By rebecca on May 9, 2008
oh, wow! look! it’s a dirty word! oh great! thanks for the info! cities with dirty names! never seen that before! did you know san diego is really whale’s vagina?!!? HA HA HA!!! this was SOOO informative!
– Carl
By lozo on May 9, 2008
lozo: Well played. +1 for the Anchorman reference.
By Chris on May 9, 2008