These various street names often have historical significance behind them, but really, many of them are still good for a laugh.
Editor's message: Thank you for reading this story. The dramatic events of 2020 are having a major impact on our advertisers and thus our revenues. The Star is more reliant than ever on you taking out a digital subscription to support our journalism. You can subscribe here www.thestar.co.uk/subscriptions for unlimited access to Sheffield news and information online. Every subscription helps us continue providing trusted, local journalism and campaign on your behalf for our city.
5. Pocket Handkerchief Lane, Rotherham.
You could let your imagination run wild with this one! Could really you come up with a better name of a place to live when suffering with the flu? Do get in touch if you know of one. Photo: Google
6. Frog Walk, Sharrow, Sheffield.
Frog Walk. People must have really started to run out of ideas when it comes to naming streets. Photo: Google
7. Carsick Hill Road, Sheffield.
This street could be notorious for all the wrong reasons. Apparently, Carsick was derived from 'Carr' meaning wet woodland and 'Sick' meaning stream or valley in times gone by. Photo: Google
8. Goosebutt, Rawmarsh, Rotherham.
Well let's face it, so far, we have seen worse. This is another street where very little is known about the origins of it's name. Photo: Google