like town names are very unique; you probably couldn’t find the same 2 towns next to each other very often
but mark steve chris hannah claire laura etc are all very common across the anglosphere
like town names are very unique; you probably couldn’t find the same 2 towns next to each other very often
but mark steve chris hannah claire laura etc are all very common across the anglosphere
But town names aren’t unique, there are lots of towns that share names. For example there are 2 Dublins in the US. I think the reason town names are more unique is because there are less towns than people.
There are 67 Springfields in the US.
Now, I’m not a countamatician, but that sounds like more than the 50 states (and fourteen territories).
Who’s double-dipping?
Apparently Ohio has 11 townships called Springfield. Googling it, I see a site for one in Clark County, one in Hamilton County, one in Richland County, one in Williams County, one in Summit County, and that’s as far as I felt like going.
Yea, pretty much the same UK town names are repeated across the country, sometimes even more than one in a state.