List of fictional towns in literature

This is a list of fictional towns in literature.

Town name Author Origin Notes
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Abbot's-Cernel, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Cerne Abbas, Dorset
Abbotsea, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Abbotsbury, Dorset
Adenville, Utah John D. Fitzgerald The Great Brain and other books in the Great Brain series Adenville is a small town in Utah, around AD 1900.
Adytum "Metaphysician" & various SCP Foundation The lost Eurasian capital of the fallen Daevite and Kalmaktama empires, and a legendary holy place in Sarkicism
Alagadda "tinwatchman", "Metaphysician", & various SCP Foundation Also named SCP-2264-B. An Italian city-state banished from Earth due to the dealings of its corrupt monarch, the Hanged King. Based on Carcosa
Aldbrickham, North Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Reading, Berkshire
Alfredston, North Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Wantage, Oxfordshire
Algonquin Bay, Canada Giles Blunt Forty Words for Sorrow, Blackfly Season, By the Time You Read This, Crime Machine Algonquin Bay is a small town in Northern Ontario, a fictionalized version of the city of North Bay.
Alissar Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
Al-Ybi Terry Pratchett Discworld Al-Ybi is a mostly unremarkable desert city in Klatch. Al-Ybi's reputation for boringness has entered it in folklore as the place where Klatchians invented the concept of zero.
Amber Roger Zelazny The Chronicles of Amber
Anchester, England H. P. Lovecraft The Rats in the Walls
Anchorage-in-Vineland Philip Reeve Mortal Engines Quartet Anchorage-in-Vineland is the static and stable version of the previously mobile Traction City of Anchorage. The city had decided to stop wandering the Arctic wastes and settle in the green and unspoilt land of Vineland, on what was left of the continent of North America, some millennia after the Sixty Minute War devastated Earth.
Anglebury, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Wareham, Dorset
Ankh-Morpork Sir Terry Pratchett Discworld The principal setting for most of the novels of the series, it is viewed as being the foremost city on the Disc.
Ansul Ursula K. Le Guin Voices It is the setting of the second novel in the Annals of the Western Shore trilogy. Once famed as a center of learning, but it was invaded and subjugated by the Alds, a desert people who believe the written word to be evil.
Aramanth William Nicholson Wind On Fire fictional walled city in the world of William Nicholson's Wind On Fire trilogy. It is destroyed in the second book, Slaves of the Mastery when Ortiz and his raiding company attack and take the whole population (minus Kestrel) as slaves for the Mastery. Aramanth later becomes part of the Sovereignty of Gang under Bowman and Sisi's leadership.
Arkham, Massachusetts H.P. Lovecraft H.P. Lovecraft's work & Cthulhu Mythos
Árkod, Hungary Magda Szabó Abigél Árkod is a town, close to the east borders of Hungary. The main setting of the novel. The town is based on Debrecen and Hódmezővásárhely.
Arnette, Texas Stephen King The Stand
Asgard Jack London The Iron Heel
Atlantis Plato Timaeus & Critias
Avonlea, Prince Edward Island Lucy Maud Montgomery Anne of Green Gables
Aziz Balda C.S. Lewis The Chronicles of Narnia A city south of the Calormen capital, Tashbaan. Aziz Balda is a hub where many roads meet, and lays host to the Calormene government's postal system.
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Baksonwille, Colorado Jenő Rejtő Tigrisvér
Balting City, Nevada Jenő Rejtő A Nevada szelleme
Barchester, England Anthony Trollope Chronicles of Barsetshire
Bayport Franklin W. Dixon The Hardy Boys
Bear Country Stan and Jan Berenstain The Berenstain Bears
Beardsley, New England Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Beardstown, Indiana Ross Lockridge Jr. Raintree County
Beerlight Steve Aylett The Crime Studio
Belisaere Garth Nix Old Kingdom
Bellona Samuel R. Delany Dhalgren
Belvedere, Ohio Thomas Harris The Silence of the Lambs
Berylon Patricia A. McKillip Song for the Basilisk
Bes Pelargic Terry Pratchett Discworld A harbor town in the Agatean Empire
Bibliopolis, Alabama Tom Sharpe The Great Pursuit Stereotypical Southern USA Bible Belt town
Big Cherry, USA Tracy Letts The Minutes
Birkham, Colorado Jenő Rejtő Tigrisvér
Blackbury, England Terry Pratchett Truckers
Bogdanski Dolina Ádám Bodor Az érsek látogatása Bogdanski Dolina is a town in Eastern Europe, the location of which is difficult to determine.
Boaktis Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
Boston Atlanta Metropolitan Axis William Gibson Neuromancer
Bönk Terry Pratchett Discworld Pronounced /biˈjɒŋk/, it is a town in Überwald.
Bordertown Terri Windling Borderland
Braavos George R.R. Martin A Song of Ice and Fire
Brackhampton, England Agatha Christie Miss Marple series
Braintree, Texas Stephen King The Stand
Bramshurst, Upper Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Lyndhurst, Hampshire
Bree J.R.R. Tolkien The Lord of the Rings
Brewer, Pennsylvania John Updike Rabbit series
Briceland, New Hampshire Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Brockton Bay, USA John "Wildbow" McCrae Worm
Buckkeep Town Robin Hobb The Realm of the Underlings
Budleigh Babberton, England J. K. Rowling Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince Located somewhere in southern England
Budmouth, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Weymouth, Dorset
Bursley, England Arnold Bennett Anna of the Five Towns
Busytown Richard Scarry Best Word Book Ever
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Cantrip, USA Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Cape Random, Newfoundland Bernice Morgan Random Passage
Caprona Diana Wynne Jones The Magicians of Caprona Caprona is a sovereign city-state in the world of the Chronicles of Chrestomanci series.
Carcosa Ambrose Bierce An Inhabitant of Carcosa Carcosa is an ancient and mysterious city is barely described and is viewed only in hindsight (after its destruction) by a character who once lived there.
Caslin, Nebraska Stephen King The Stand
Casterbridge, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Dorchester, Dorset
Castle Rock, Maine Stephen King The Dead Zone Castle Rock is a town and the county seat of Castle County.
Cedar Cove Debbie Macomber Cedar Cove and Rose Harbor series A quaint, picturesque town on an island in Puget Sound in Washington state
Centennial, Colorado James Michener Centennial
Chalk Newton, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Maiden Newton, Dorset
Champion, USA Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Chaseborough, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Cranborne, Dorset
Chasm City Alastair Reynolds Revelation Space
Chester's Mill Stephen King Under the Dome
Chinquapin, Louisiana Robert Harling Steel Magnolias
Chipping Cleghorn, England Agatha Christie Miss Marple series
Christminster, North Wessex Thomas Hardy Jude the Obscure Correlates to the real-life Oxford, Oxfordshire
Chronopolis J. G. Ballard Chronopolis
Cittàgazze Philip Pullman His Dark Materials series
City of the Happy Prince Oscar Wilde The Happy Prince and Other Stories
City of the Iron Fish Simon Ings City of the Iron Fish
Clanton, Mississippi John Grisham A Time to Kill Several of Grisham's other novels also take place, in whole or in part, in Clanton.
Cleaves Mills, Maine Stephen King The Dead Zone
Cleopolis Edmund Spenser The Faerie Queene
Cliff Martin, Outer Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Combe Martin, Devon
Climax, USA Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Clochemerle Gabriel Chevallier Clochemerle Clochemerle is a fictional village in France, in a 1934 satirical novel of the same name by Gabriel Chevallier, inspired by Vaux-en-Beaujolais, a commune in the Beaujolais. The novel satirises the conflict between Catholics and republicans in the Third Republic.[1] The story concerns a dispute over the construction of a vespasienne (public urinal) near the village church. The term Clochemerle has entered French as a term to describe "petty, parochial squabbling".[2]
Cobhole, Essex G. K. Chesterton Father Brown
Connicted, Texas Jenő Rejtő Texas Bill, a fenegyerek
Cool Clary, England Christopher Fry The Lady's Not for Burning
Co-Op City Stephen King The Running Man
Copper City, Arizona Jenő Rejtő Pokol a hegyek között Copper City is a little, poor town, which located next to the Colorado River.
Cranford, North Wessex Elizabeth Gaskell Cranford, My Lady Ludlow, Mr. Harrison's Confessions Cranford is a village in the county of Cheshire in North West England, based on Knutsford.
Cresscombe, North Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Letcombe Bassett, Berkshire
Csarnikot, Europe Ervin Lázár Vérengző Alfréd
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Daevabad S. A. Chakraborty The Daevabad Trilogy
Dale J.R.R. Tolkien The Hobbit
Daleport, USA "Tanhony" & "FlameShirt" SCP Foundation Also known as SCP-1936 and Nexus-37. Daleport is a New England coastal town that has been uninhabited by humans since 1997, when a cult named the Victor Society summoned multiple bizarre and violent deities in an attempt to 'cleanse' the town.
Darnley Philip George Chadwick The Death Guard
Darrowby, Yorkshire James Herriot It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet
Darujhistan Steven Erikson Gardens of the Moon Darujhistan is a large city on the continent Genebackis.
Dead River, Maine Jack Ketchum Off Season and several works
Deansleigh, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Romsey, Hampshire
Denton, England R.D. Wingfield A Touch of Frost Denton is a town in southern England, in either Berkshire, Oxfordshire, or Wiltshire.
Denver Hill, Arizona Jenő Rejtő Texas Bill, a fenegyerek
Derry, Maine Stephen King The Bird and the Album Mentioned in several stories, Derry first appeared as the main setting in It.
Desperation, Nevada Stephen king Desperation
Dhagabad Anna Kashina The Princess of Dhagabad
Diaspar Arthur C. Clarke The City and the Stars
Dictionopolis Norton Juster The Phantom Tollbooth
Digitopolis Norton Juster The Phantom Tollbooth
Diomira Italo Calvino Invisible Cities
Dis Dante Alighieri Divine Comedy Dis is the city containing the lower circles of Hell.
Dobrin Ádám Bodor The Sinistra Zone Dobrin is a village in Eastern Europe, the location of which is difficult to determine.
Dorotea Italo Calvino Invisible Cities
Downstaple, Lower Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Barnstaple, Devon
Dras-leona Christopher Paolini Eragon It is the second biggest city in Alagaesia after Uru'Baen.
Duchy of Grand Fenwick Leonard Wibberley The Mouse that Roared
Dumdrudge Thomas Carlyle Sartor Resartus
Dunwich, Massachusetts H.P. Lovecraft H.P. Lovecraft's work & Cthulhu Mythos
DuPray, South Carolina Stephen King The Institute
Durnover, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Fordington, Dorset
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Earlcastle, England Ken Follett Kingsbridge-series Wigleigh is a town in South West England.
Earth City Christopher Priest Inverted World
East Village Miriam Toews A Complicated Kindness, All My Puny Sorrows Correlates to the real-life Steinbach, Manitoba
Eastwick, London Julian Barnes Metroland
Eastwick, Massachusetts John Updike The Witches of Eastwick
Edgestow, England C.S. Lewis That Hideous Strength
Edenfeld Andrew Unger Once Removed Correlates to the real-life Steinbach, Manitoba
Edoras J.R.R. Tolkien The Lord of the Rings The capital of Rohan
El Dorado Voltaire Candide A fabled city of gold located in South America
Elphistone, USA Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
El-Ysa Terry Pratchett Discworld This is a village in Klatch whose inhabitants were killed when their well was poisoned.
Ember Jeanne DuPrau The City of Ember
Emerald City L. Frank Baum Various Oz Books The Emerald City is the capital of the Land of Oz. It is entirely (in the first books) or mostly (in later books) green. The city is made of green glass, emeralds, and other jewels.
Emminster, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Beaminster, Dorset.
Emond's Field Robert Jordan New Spring
Empire Falls, Maine Richard Russo Empire Falls
Endelstow, Off Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life St. Juliot, Cornwall
Endora, Iowa Peter Hedges What's Eating Gilbert Grape Endora is the main setting of the novel. The population of the town is 1,091.
Entralla Edward Carey Alva & Irva: The Twins Who Saved a City
Eos Isaac Asimov Robot series Eos is the capital city of the planet Aurora.
Esgaroth J.R.R. Tolkien The Hobbit
Esterberg, Silesian Voivodeship "Ralliston" & various SCP Foundation Esterberg (Polish: Tysiąclecie Górne; also City of the East, SCP-5373, and Free Port-120) is an extradimensional city-state that shares its location with Częstochowa, Poland. It is a large paranormal enclave populated mostly by fae and yeren.
Eustace, Oklahoma Stephen King The Stand
Evarchia Brigid Brophy Palace Without Chairs: A Baroque Novel
Evershead, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Evershot, Dorset
Everville, USA Clive Barker Everville
Exonbury, Lower Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Exeter, Devon
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Fairvale, California Robert Bloch Psycho Fairvale is a town and a county seat.
Fairview, Connecticut Stephen King Thinner
Fallen Area Steve Berman Various works
Fertő City Vavyan Fable Vis Major-series
Filippon, Texas Jenő Rejtő A néma revolverek városa
Folkstone, Colorado Jenő Rejtő Tigrisvér
Fort-Rower, Nevada Jenő Rejtő A Nevada szelleme
Fountall, Outer Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Wells, Somerset
Freeheaven, Indiana Ross Lockridge Jr. Raintree County
French Landing, Wisconsin Stephen King & Peter Straub Black House
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Galt's Gulch Ayn Rand Atlas Shrugged
Gao Village Wu Cheng'en Journey to the West
Garmouth, England Robert Westall The Machine Gunners
Garradrimna Brinsley MacNamara Valley of the Squinting Windows
Gatlin, Nebraska Stephen King Children of the Corn
Gaymead, North Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Theale, Berkshire
Gebra Terry Pratchett Discworld A heavily fortified harbor town in Klatch that was a target of the Ankh-Morporkian invasion force in the Leshp-war.
Genua Terry Pratchett Discworld
Gideon, New Hampshire Joe Hill Horns
Gibbsville, Pennsylvania John O'Hara Appointment in Samarra A fictionalized version of Pottsville, Pennsylvania. A common setting of O'Hara stories, Gibbsville was also the setting of a television movie and short-lived series.
Gimmerton, England Emily Brontë Wuthering Heights Grimmerton is a fictional town in Northern England.
Glen St. Mary, Prince Edward Island L.M. Montgomery Anne of Green Gables
Glimmerdagg, Sweden Anders Jacobsson and Sören Olsson Sune
Glogova, Hungary Kálmán Mikszáth St. Peter's Umbrella Glogova is a very poor settlement near Beszterce, not even the Selmecbánya-Beszterce railway line stops in the village. As a result of a mysterious event connected to St. Peter, it becomes a popular place of pilgrimage.
Gloucester, England Ken Follett Kingsbridge-series Gloucester is a village in South West England.
Godric's Hollow, England J.K. Rowling Harry Potter series
Golden Glow, Winnemac, USA Sinclair Lewis Work of Art Golden Glow is a city described as a "dirty and noisy industrial huddle".
Gopher Prairie, Minnesota Sinclair Lewis Main Street: The Story of Carol Kennicott
Gormenghast Mervyn Peake Gormenghast series
Govannion Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
Gowburgh, Scotland Robin Jenkins Guests of War
Grantville, West Virginia (pre-Ring of Fire) Thuringia (post-Ring of Fire) Eric Flint 1632 series A small mining town in West Virginia (modeled off the real town of Mannington) that as a result of an Assiti Shard is suddenly transported from 2000 back in time to Thuringia in the year 1632, during the Thirty Years' War.
Great Depht, Nevada Jenő Rejtő A Nevada szelleme
Great Gusliar, Vologda Oblast Kir Bulychev Gusliar Wonders [ru] Russian: Великий Гусляр Velikiy Guslyar. Great Gusliar is a small, seemingly-quiet town that happens to attract all kinds of science-fiction phenomena, including aliens, time travelers, magical creatures, mad scientists. It is based upon the town of Veliky Ustyug, which itself stated in-universe to be a rival to Great Gusliar.
Great Hangleton, England J. K. Rowling Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Great Hangleton located in northern England. The village was six miles away from the lover community of Little Hangleton.
Green Town, Illinois Ray Bradbury Dandelion Wine
Grimeworth, Yorkshire Michael Parkinson The Woofits
Grover's Corner, New Jersey Keith Robertson Henry Reed, Inc.
Grover's Corners, New Hampshire Thornton Wilder Our Town
Guildstead Carbonell Tom Sharpe Blott on the Landscape
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Hadleyburg Mark Twain The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg
Haliford, Yorkshire J.B. Priestley They Walk in the City A Yorkshire industrial town suffering the economic crisis of the 1930s, similar to real towns well known to writer from his own childhood
Harfang C.S. Lewis The Silver Chair
Harlow, Maine Stephen King The Body
Harrison, Ohio Stephen King Firestarter
Harwich, Connecticut Stephen King Low Men in Yellow Coats
Hastings Glen Stephen King Firestarter
Hammer Crossing, Kansas Stephen King The Stand
Hanbridge Arnold Bennett Anna of the Five Towns
Hav Jan Morris Last Letters from Hav
Haven, Maine Stephen King The Tommyknockers
Haven Simon R. Green Hawk and Fisher: No Haven for the Guilty Haven is a southern port city-state in the Low Kingdoms ridden with crime and corruption.
Haven City Eoin Colfer Artemis Fowl series
Havenpool, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Poole, Dorset
Helium Edgar Rice Burroughs Barsoom Martian novels Principal city of the Red Men of Mars
Heaven's Bay, North Carolina Stephen King Joyland
Henrietta, Virginia Maggie Stiefvater The Raven Cycle Series
Hierusalem Edmund Spenser The Faerie Queene
Hobbiton J.R.R. Tolkien The Lord of the Rings
Hogsmeade, Ireland J.K. Rowling Harry Potter series
Huntersburg, Illinois Sherwood Anderson Unlighted Lamps
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Ilium, New York Kurt Vonnegut Various works It is considered a stand-in for the actual cities of Schenectady and Troy, New York. Featured or referenced in Vonnegut's novels Cat's Cradle, Slaughterhouse-Five, Player Piano, and Galápagos.
Imrryr, Melniboné Michael Moorcock The Dreaming City Imrryr, also known as the Dreaming City and Imrryr the Beautiful, was the capital city of Melniboné for a 10,000-year-old dynasty until the last emperor, Elric of Melniboné, burnt it to the ground. Prior to its destruction, Imrryr had tall towers that shone with many different colors in the light of the sun, and a seaport that was one of the most important trading hubs on the planet.
Innsmouth, Massachusetts H.P. Lovecraft H.P. Lovecraft's work & Cthulhu Mythos
Insomnia Lodge, USA Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Instruere Russell Kirkpatrick Fire of Heaven Instruere is the capital of Faltha.
Ínsula Barataria Miguel de Cervantes Don Quixote
Ir Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
Iraz Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A non-Novarian city-state distantly-located from any Novarian city-state
Isidora Italo Calvino Le città invisibili
Isle of Slingers, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Isle of Portland, Dorset
Isola Evan Hunter 87th Precinct The urban city that is the setting for the 87th Precinct series of police procedural novels written by Ed McBain (pseudonym of Evan Hunter)
Ivell, Outer Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Yeovil, Somerset
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Jacksonburg, Ishmaelia Evelyn Waugh Scoop Jacksonburg is the capital city of Ishmaelia, a fictional country in eastern Africa.
Jaggonath C.S. Friedman Black Sun Rising A human port city, one of the largest settlements in Erna's western hemisphere
Jahilia Salman Rushdie The Satanic Verses
Jefferson, Mississippi William Faulkner Sartoris, later novels and shorter works County seat of Yoknapatawpha County, the setting of most of Faulkner's novels. The area of the town is 2400 square miles, the population is 15,611 of which 6,298 are whites and 9,313 are african americans.
Jerusalem's Lot, Maine Stephen King 'Salem's Lot
Jonathanland, California Mason Ewing Various stories including Madison Goes to India
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Kanthapura Raja Rao Kanthapura
Kasbeam, USA Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Kennetbridge, North Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Newbury, Berkshire
Kennituck Falls Bruce Coville My Teacher Is an Alien
Keramzin Leigh Bardugo Shadow and Bone
Ketterdam Leigh Bardugo Six of Crows
Kharé Steve Jackson Fighting Fantasy
Kiewarra Jane Harper The Dry In the Australian Outback
Kilmore Cove, Cornwall Ulysses Moore Several works
Kindlow, Arizona Jenő Rejtő Texas Bill, a fenegyerek
Kingsbere, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Bere Regis, Dorset
Kingsbridge, England Ken Follett Kingsbridge-series Kingsbridge is a town in South West England.
Kingsmarkham, Sussex Ruth Rendell From Doon with Death
King's Landing George R.R. Martin A Song of Ice and Fire King's Landing is the royal capital of Westeros and the Seven Kingdoms.
Kings Row, USA Henry Bellamann Kings Row Kings Row is a small town in the Midwest.
Kingsport, Massachusetts H.P. Lovecraft The Terrible Old Man
Kingsport, Yorkshire Winifred Holtby South Riding A major English seaport town fictional city setting in the classic novel, analogous to the location of Kingston-upon-Hull
Kinneret, California Thomas Pynchon The Crying of Lot 49
Knollsea, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Swanage, Dorset
Knype Arnold Bennett Anna of the Five Towns
Kocourkov Ondřej Sekora Kronika města Kocourkova
Kom Terry Pratchett Discworld
Kor H. Rider Haggard She: A History of Adventure
Kortoli Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
Krasnoy, Orsinia Ursula K. Le Guin Malafrena
Kravonia Anthony Hope Sophy of Kravonia
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Lachrymose Lemony Snicket A Series of Unfortunate Events
Lakeport Laura Lee Hope The Bobbsey Twins
Lake Wobegon, Minnesota Garrison Keillor various works
Laku Evelyn Waugh Scoop
Lambton, Derbyshire Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice
Lamplight "Tufto" SCP Foundation Designated SCP-5005. It is the most remote settlement created by a sentient creature and the most remote matter in existence. Lamplight was named after a giant lamp suspended over the town, (SCP-5005-1; in actuality a cybernetic esca for a colossal deceased anglerfish), and was founded by a poet named Jean-Antoine Delacroix when he accidentally discovered the location while attempting suicide by blindly teleporting into antimatter at the end of the multiverse. Locals refuse to question the nature of the land, a curiosity that contributes to the significant suicide and disappearance rates in tourists.
Lancre Town Terry Pratchett Discworld Capital of Lancre
Landing City David Weber Honorverse series Capital of the Star Kingdom of Manticore
Lankhmar Fritz Leiber Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser series
Leathercombe, Devon Agatha Christie Evil Under the Sun
Lehigh Station, Pennsylvania John Jakes North and South
Leppingville, New Hampshire Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Levenford, Scotland A.J. Cronin Country Doctor
Liavek Various authors Liavek
Libertyville, Pennsylvania Stephen King Christine
Lichfield, USA James Branch Cabell The Cream of the Jest : A Comedy of Evasions Lichfield is a town in the southern United States, probably in Virginia.
Lilliput Jonathan Swift Gulliver's Travels
Lindalino Jonathan Swift Gulliver's Travels
Lismoyle, Ireland Somerville and Ross The Real Charlotte Lismoyle is a town in County Galway.
Little Dunthorpe, England Stephen King Misery
Little Hangleton, England J.K. Rowling Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Little Hangleton is a small village in northern England. The village was six miles away from the larger community of Great Hangleton and was about 200 miles away from Little Whinging.
Little Tall Island, Maine Stephen King Dolores Claiborne
Little Whinging, Surrey J.K. Rowling Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
Llareggub, Wales Dylan Thomas Under Milk Wood "bugger all" spelled backwards
London, South Dakota David Baldacci Walk the Wire An oil boomtown
London Below Neil Gaiman Neverwhere This is a parallel world in and beneath the sewers of London Above.[3]
Longshaw Arnold Bennett Anna of the Five Towns
Lower Binfield George Orwell Coming Up for Air Lower Binfield is a quiet town in the Thames Valley. There's a real settlement called Binfield but Orwell's biographer Bernard Crick says that Lower Binfield is "recognisably Henley".[4]
Lower Lockwood, England Janice Hallett The Appeal An English town
Lower Tadfield, Oxfordshire Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman Good Omens
Luc Graham Greene The Heart of the Matter
Lud Stephen King Dark Tower series
Ludlow, Maine Stephen King Pet Sematary
Lulwind Cove, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Lulworth Cove, Dorset
Lumsdon, North Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Cumnor, Oxfordshire
Lutenblag Santo Cilauro, Tom Gleisner, and Rob Sitch Molvanîa: A Land Untouched by Modern Dentistry Capital of the eponymous nation
Lys Arthur C. Clarke The City and the Stars
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Maardam Håkan Nesser Det grovmaskiga nätet A city in northern Europe.
Macondo, Colombia Gabriel García Márquez La Hojarasca The town was first mentioned in La Hojarasca and La Mala Hora before appearing as a setting in One Hundred Years of Solitude.
Madamaska Falls, New England Philip Roth Sabbath's Theater
Madison, Kentucky David Morrell First Blood Madison is a town in Basalt County, Kentucky.
Mahagonny, Alaska Bertolt Brecht & Kurt Weill Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny
Maidensford, England Agatha Christie Sad Cypress
Malcasa Point, California Richard Laymon Various works
Malgudi, India R.K. Narayan Malgudi Days Malgudi is a fictional town in India created by R.K. Narayan in his novels and short stories. It forms the setting for most of Narayan's works.
Malton-under-Wode, England Agatha Christie Death on the Nile In the novel Death on the Nile, Malton-under-Wode is a country village. Located in the village is the estate Wode Hall, previously owned by Sir George Wode. He sold it to the rich heiress Linnet Ridgeway, due to financial difficulties.
Manawaka, Manitoba Margaret Laurence The Stone Angel The town is also used in Daniel Poliquin's novel L'écureuil noir.
Mansoul John Bunyan The Holy War
Marghdeen (Marghadin) Allama Muhammad Iqbal Javid Nama Mentioned in Allama Iqbal's epic poem Javid Nama, the city of Marghdeen is depicted as a welfare state based on divine principles for humanity. It depicts the purist and the noblest level of any human society, one can imagine. The city of absolute peace in Javid Nama.
Mariposa, Ontario Stephen Leacock Various short stories
Marlott, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Marnhull, Dorset
Marygreen, North Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Fawley, Berkshire
Maycomb, Alabama Harper Lee To Kill a Mockingbird
Melchester, Mid Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Salisbury, Wiltshire
Mellstock, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Stinsford, Dorset
Menzoberranzan Ed Greenwood Dungeons & Dragons: Forgotten Realms
Metouro Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
Michel Delving J.R.R. Tolkien The Lord of the Rings
Middlemarch, England George Eliot Middlemarch, A Study of Provincial Life Middlemarch is a town in Midland England.
Middleton, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Milton Abbas, Dorset
Midland City, Ohio Kurt Vonnegut Deadeye Dick, Breakfast of Champions Midland City is a generic Midwestern town modeled off the author's hometown.
Midston, USA Raymond Abrashkin & Jay Williams Danny Dunn and the Anti-Gravity Paint
Midwich, Winshire John Wyndham The Midwich Cuckoos
Mill River, California Robert B. Parker A Catskill Eagle
Minas Tirith J.R.R. Tolkien The Lord of the Rings
Missing Mile, North Carolina Poppy Z. Brite Lost Souls
Monument, USA Robert Cormier The Chocolate War
Momson, Vermont Stephen King 'Salem's Lot
Moonlight Bay, California Dean Koontz Fear Nothing
Mortmere Christopher Isherwood & W. H. Auden Lions and Shadows (1938)
Mottstown, Mississippi William Faulkner As I Lay Dying
Much Benham, England Agatha Christie Several Works Much Benham is an English town two miles from the village of St. Mary Mead.
Mud Flats, Nebraska John Sladek The Müller-Fokker Effect
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Nádori-Csabadul, Hungary Magda Szabó The Door
Narrowbourne, Outer Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life West Coker, Somerset
Nessus Gene Wolfe The Shadow of the Torturer
New Babylon Tim LaHaye & Jerry B. Jenkins Left Behind: A Novel of the Earth's Last Days
New Crobuzon China Miéville Perdido Street Station
New Dareen Jack O'Brian A rettegés városa
Newford Charles de Lint Various works
New New York Philip K. Dick Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Joe Haldeman Worlds
New Hope, Mississippi William Faulkner As I Lay Dying
New Venice Jean-Christophe Valtat The Mysteries of New Venice A fictional city, made of buildings from past world's fairs, and located near the North Pole, on Ellesmere Island
Norwich, Nevada Jenő Rejtő A Nevada szelleme
Novokribirsk Leigh Bardugo Shadow and Bone
Nwotsemaht Patrick Hamilton Impromptu in Moribundia Nwotsemaht is the capital of Moribundia. "Thamestown" backwards.
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Olinger, Pennsylvania John Updike Various stories
Opar Edgar Rice Burroughs Various Tarzan novels Opar is a fictional lost city in Edgar Rice Burroughs's series of Tarzan novels.
Öreskoga, Sweden Anders Jacobsson and Sören Olsson Bert
Os Alta Leigh Bardugo Shadow and Bone
Os Kervo Leigh Bardugo Shadow and Bone
Osgiliath J.R.R. Tolkien The Lord of the Rings
Othomae Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
Oxrun Station, Connecticut Charles L. Grant The Hour of the Oxrun Dead
Overcombe, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Sutton Poyntz, Dorset
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Pagford, England J. K. Rowling The Casual Vacancy The fictional town Pagford is located in the West Country.
Paltryville Lemony Snicket A Series of Unfortunate Events
Paradiso Zoltán Bernyák Requiem-series Paradiso is a small island-town in the coasts of Europe.
Parkington, USA Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Par Ys John Brunner The Traveller in Black
Peck Valley, New England H. P. Lovecraft In the Vault
Personville, Montana Dashiell Hammett Red Harvest
Peyton Place Grace Metalious Peyton Place
Pico Mundo, California Dean Koontz Odd Thomas
Pine Cove, California Christopher Moore Practical Demonkeeping
Pisky, USA Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Ploverleigh W.S. Gilbert The Sorcerer
Pneuma Rupert Thomson Divided Kingdom
Poltowan, England Nicola K. Smith A Degree of Uncertainty
Pomac, Arizona Jenő Rejtő Texas Bill, a fenegyerek
Port Blacksand, Titan Ian Livingstone City of Thieves
Port Bredy, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Bridport, Dorset
Port Jumbo Timothy Ogene Seesaw Correlates to the real-life Port Harcourt in Nigeria
Port Sherman, Oregon Neal Stephenson Snow Crash
Po'sham, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Portsham, Dorset
Prescott, Arizona Jenő Rejtő Pokol a hegyek között
Primordium Clive Barker Tortured Souls
Pseudopolis Terry Pratchett Discworld
Puddleby-on-the-Marsh, England Hugh Lofting Doctor Dolittle
Punte Sinistra Ádám Bodor The Sinistra Zone Punte Sinistra is a village in Eastern Europe.
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Quartershot, Upper Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Aldershot, Hampshire
Quirm Terry Pratchett Discworld
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Rainbow Falls, Montana Dean Koontz The Dead Town
Rakava Ursula K. Le Guin Malafrena
Ravian, Texas Jenő Rejtő A néma revolerek városa
Ramsay, Nevada Jenő Rejtő A Nevada szelleme
Ramsdale, New Hampshire Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Rederring W.S. Gilbert Ruddigore A fictional town in Cornwall, location of Ruddigore Castle
Riseholme E.F. Benson Various novels
Rivendell J.R.R. Tolkien The Lord of the Rings
River City Jack O'Brian A rettegés városa
River Heights Carolyn Keene The Secret of the Old Clock
R'lyeh H.P. Lovecraft The Call of Cthulhu A fictional lost city that first appeared in the H. P. Lovecraft short story The Call of Cthulhu, first published in Weird Tales in 1928. According to Lovecraft's short story, R'lyeh is a sunken city in the South Pacific and the prison of the malevolent entity called Cthulhu.

The nightmare corpse-city of R'lyeh…was built in measureless eons behind history by the vast, loathsome shapes that seeped down from the dark stars. There lay great Cthulhu and his hordes, hidden in green slimy vaults. — H. P. Lovecraft, The Call of Cthulhu (1928)

Rosewood, Pennsylvania Sara Shepard Pretty Little Liars A fictional suburb set on the Main Line region of Pennsylvania, where most of the series takes place
Rummidge, England David Lodge Changing Places and others
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Sac Prairie August Derleth Various works
St. Johns, England Ken Follett Kingsbridge-series St. Johns is a village in South West England.
St. Loo, England Agatha Christie Several works St. Loo is a resort town on the south English coast, commonly referred to as the English Riviera and is a setting for several Agatha Christie stories.
St. Mary Mead, England Agatha Christie Miss Marple series An earlier mention of St. Mary Mead exists in the Poirot novel The Mystery of the Blue Train. However, that St. Mary Mead is said to be in Kent, while the St. Mary Mead mentioned in the Miss Marple stories, beginning with Murder at the Vicarage, is located in either the fictional county of Downshire, Radfordshire, or Middleshire, depending on the source used.
St. Petersburg, Missouri Mark Twain The Adventures of Tom Sawyer St. Petersburg is Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn's hometown in Missouri. It is a fictional town, but it is based on Hannibal, Missouri, where Mark Twain lived.
Styles St. Mary, Essex Agatha Christie The Mysterious Affair at Styles
Sandbourne, Upper Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Bournemouth, Dorset
San Juan Romero, Mexico Rita Maria Felix da Silva San Juan Romero Located somewhere in Mexico, this city that also gives the title the first short story in the series of stories starring "Sir James Winterwood". It is notorious for a terrible curse that plagues this small Mexican town.
San Narciso, California Thomas Pynchon The Crying of Lot 49
Santa Teresa, California Ross Macdonald The Moving Target A fictionalized version of Santa Barbara, California, created by Ross Macdonald in his mystery The Moving Target (1949).[5]
Selene Paul Féval, père La Ville Vampire
Shadows Fall Simon R. Green Shadows Fall
Shadyside, USA R.L. Stine Fear Street series The title of the series comes from the name of a fictional street in Shadyside, which was named after the Fear family. Contextual clues in the text suggest Shadyside is either in southern New England or a northern Mid-Atlantic state of the US.
Shalako, New Mexico Louis L'Amour Shalako
Shaston, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Shaftesbury, Dorset
Sheepridge Terry Pratchett Discworld
Shelby, Alberta W. O. Mitchell The Black Bonspiel of Wullie MacCrimmon Shelby is a small town in Alberta, serving as the backdrop of the story.
Sherton Abbas, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Sherborne, Dorset
Shiring, England Ken Follett Kingsbridge-series Shiring is a town in South West England.
Shoyo, Arkansas Stephen King The Stand
Sidewinder, Colorado Stephen King The Shining
Sleepyside, New York Julie Campbell Tatham The Secret of the Mansion
Slokey County, Alabama T.O. Crane The Raven A fictional county in Alabama, used to conceal true crime locations
Sloth's Pit, Wisconsin "ihp" & various SCP Foundation Sloth's Pit was originally called New Toronto, also known as Nexus-18. It is a rural town founded in Douglas County, Wisconsin as a logging settlement in 1887. It was renamed following the 1890 disappearance of founder and storyteller Jackson Sloth and his family, said to have fallen in a sinkhole that no-one can find twice. The town is rich with folktales and paranormal activity, especially around holidays.
Smallbridge, Kent C.S. Forester The Commodore
Snow, USA Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Soda, USA Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Solentsea, Upper Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Southsea, Hampshire
Solla Sollew Dr. Seuss I Had Trouble in Getting to Solla Sollew Solla Sollew is a walled city in a faraway land, "somewhere beyond the horizon." It is highly-acclaimed, having been said that "troubles there are few" and that "maybe it's something like heaven."
Solymbria Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
Soulberg "PeppersGhost" SCP Foundation Designated SCP-2200-3, this is a rural North American town inhabited by silver golems (SCP-2200-4) possessed by the souls of persons killed by an Iron Age sword and its wielders (SCP-2200-1 and SCP-2200-2 respectively). The souls of the inhabitants permanently leave their bodies if they go outside the 50 km² area of the town.
Spaceport Five Overcity Andy Lane Original Sin Spaceport Five Overcity is a huge floating city over 30th century Britain (or "the Undercity").
Sparks Jeanne DuPrau The People of Sparks
Sparta, Mississippi John Ball In the Heat of the Night
Spoon River Edgar Lee Masters Spoon River Anthology
Starvation Lake Bryan Gruley Starvation Lake Starvation Lake is a small town in the fictitious Pine County, Michigan. The town is based on real-life Bellaire, Michigan.[6] The lake the book is named after is in nearby Kalkaska County, and mentions its location in Northern Michigan.
Statler, Pennsylvania Stephen King From a Buick 8
Steklovks Mikhail Bulgakov The Fatal Eggs
Stepford, Connecticut Ira Levin The Stepford Wives
Sterling, New Hampshire Jodi Picoult Nineteen Minutes
Sticklehaven, Devon Agatha Christie And Then There Were None
Sto Lat Sir Terry Pratchett Discworld
Stockpool, Pennsylvania István Örkény My good fellow Stockpool is a fictional town in Pennsylvania and the main location of István Örkény's one minute story: My good fellow. Most of its population consists of Hungarians.
Stonetown Trenton Lee Stewart The Mysterious Benedict Society Stonetown is a coastal metropolis, serving as the setting for much of the series.
Stoneybrook, Connecticut Ann M. Martin The Baby-sitters Club
Studley Constable Jack Higgins The Eagle Has Landed (novel) Studley Constable is a village in Norfolk where German soldiers attempt to kidnap Winston Churchill.
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Tacticum Terry Pratchett Discworld Tacticum is an abandoned fortress city in the Klatchian desert after General Tacticus. The city was left by the inhabitants when the wind changed and it no longer rained.
Tanasso, Nevada Jenő Rejtő A Nevada szelleme
Tanelorn Michael Moorcock The Quest for Tanelorn
Tannochbrae, Scotland A.J. Cronin Dr. Finlay of Tannochbrae
Tarbox, Massachusetts John Updike Couples
Tarker's Mill, Maine Stephen King Cycle of the Werewolf
Tarxia Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
Tar Valon Robert Jordan New Spring
Tashbaan C.S. Lewis The Chronicles of Narnia Tashbaan is the capital of Calormen, located on an island near the mouth of the River of Calormen. It is mentioned in several books, but appears only in The Horse and His Boy.
Tedia Lemony Snicket A Series of Unfortunate Events
Templeton, New York James Fenimore Cooper The Pioneers, or the Sources of the Susquehanna; a Descriptive Tale
Tench, England Ken Follett Kingsbridge-series Tench is a village in South West England.
Thermopolis Rupert Thomson Divided Kingdom
The Capitol, Panem Suzanne Collins The Hunger Games The Capitol is a metropolis in North America.
Thi, Winkie Country L. Frank Baum The Lost Princess of Oz
Thneedville Dr. Seuss The Lorax A walled city without trees. This was also seen in the 1972 TV special and 2012 computer-animated film adaptations.
Thrax Gene Wolfe The Shadow of the Torturer
Three Portlands "Jacob Conwell" & various SCP Foundation This is officially the City of Three Portlands, also Free Port-01. It is an extradimensional city-state accessible via portals in Portland, Oregon, Portland, Maine, and the Isle of Portland. It is one of the largest paranormal enclaves on Earth, with a population of at least 80,000.
Tiger Tail, Mississippi Tennessee Williams Tiger Tail
Tilbury Town, USA Edwin Arlington Robinson Various poems
Tilling, Sussex E.F. Benson Miss Mapp
Tilling Green, Ledshire Patricia Wentworth Poison in the Pen
Tonebrough, Outer Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Taunton, Somerset
Tolwer City, United Kingdom Jenő Rejtő Egy bolond száz bajt csinál Fictional town in the United Kingdom
Trantor Isaac Asimov Foundation series Capital of the Galactic Empire, at its height the city of Trantor covers the entire surface of its planet.
Trantridge, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Pentridge, Dorset
Turnhill, Staffordshire Arnold Bennett Anna of the Five Towns
Two Mills, Pennsylvania Jerry Spinelli Maniac Magee Magee runs around and lives in a couple parts of this racially divided town.
Tylerton Frederik Pohl The Tunnel under the World
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Ulthar H.P. Lovecraft The Cats of Ulthar
Unthank Alasdair Gray A Life in Four Books
Utopia Thomas More Utopia (book) the 1516 book The book coined the term "Utopia", meaning an ideal city or civilization.
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Vermilion Sands J. G. Ballard Vermilion Sands collection It is a beach resort with futuristic art.
Village of Cream Puffs Carl Sandberg Rootabaga Stories
Village of Fowl Devotees Lemony Snicket A Series of Unfortunate Events This community has many (and often ridiculous) rules, with a penalty of being burned at stake for breaking these rules, the most important of which is no harming crows.
Village of Liver-and-Onions Carl Sandberg Rootabaga Stories
Vindium Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
Viriconium M. John Harrison The Pastel City (1971) Viriconium is a city/state which exists in the far future. Also known as Vriko and Uriconium.
Viscous Paulo Coelho The Devil and Mrs. Prym Viscous is a small mountain village.
Viscouns, Arizona Jenő Rejtő Pokol a hegyek között
Vlyvalle, New Jersey Dirk Wittenborn Fierce People Vlyvalle is a wealthy town in fictional rural Huntington County, New Jersey.
Vondervotteimittiss, Netherlands Edgar Allan Poe The Devil in the Belfry Humorously pronounced /ˈvʌndərˈvɒtaɪmɪtɪs/
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Wace, USA Vladimir Nabokov Lolita
Walkerville, USA Joanna Cole The Magic School Bus at the Waterworks
Wall, England Neil Gaiman Stardust
Warwich, Colorado Jenő Rejtő Tigrisvér
Watermouth, England Malcolm Bradbury The History Man
Waycross, Indiana Ross Lockridge Jr. Raintree County Waycross is a town in the fictional Raintree County it's based on Straughn, Indiana.
Weatherbury, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Puddletown, Dorset
Weissnichtwo Thomas Carlyle Sartor Resartus Translates from German into English as Know-not-where
Wellbridge, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Wool, Dorset
Well-Built City Jeffrey Ford The Physiognomy
Wells, South Carolina John Ball In the Heat of the Night
Wentworth, Ohio Stephen King The Regulators
Weydon-Priors, Upper Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Correlates to the real-life Weyhill, Hampshire
Whistle Stop, Alabama Fannie Flagg Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe
Whoville Dr. Seuss Horton Hears a Who!
Wickfield Jenő Rejtő A Nevada szelleme
Willow, Maine Stephen King Rainy Season
Wigleigh, England Ken Follett Kingsbridge - series Wigleigh is a village in South West England.
Wilvercombe, England Dorothy L. Sayers Have His Carcase A small resort on the South West coast of England, where the murder in the novel takes place
Winesburg, Ohio Sherwood Anderson Winesburg, Ohio: A Group of Tales of Ohio Small-Town Life
Winston, Arizona Jenő Rejtő Pokol a hegyek között
Wintoncester, South Wessex Thomas Hardy Thomas Hardy's Wessex Wintoncester is the former capital of Wessex. It correlates to the real-life Winchester, Hampshire.
Winterfell George R.R. Martin A Song of Ice and Fire
Woodleigh Common, England Agatha Christie Hallowe'en Party In the novel Hallowe'en Party, Woodleigh Common is an English village.
Worford, Worfordshire Tom Sharpe Blott on the Landscape
Wrottesley, England Howard Jacobson Coming from Behind "somewhere in the debased and deteriorating Midlands"[7]
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Xanadu Samuel Taylor Coleridge Kubla Khan: or, A Vision in a Dream: A Fragment
Xylar Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
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Yian Robert W. Chambers The Maker of Moons A fictional city created by Robert W. Chambers, and also referred to by H. P. Lovecraft. In the city, a great river flows under a thousand bridges, it is always summer and the sound of silver bells fills the air. In a portion of The Maker of Moons it is said to lie "across seven oceans and the river which is longer than from the Earth to the Moon."
Yonwood Jeanne DuPrau The Prophet of Yonwood
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Zaira Italo Calvino Le città invisibili
Zenith, Winnemac Sinclair Lewis Babbitt
Zentes András Cserna-Szabó Zerkó - Attila törpéje A fictional city in Pannonia, Hunnic Empire, based on Szentes
Zolon Lyon Sprague de Camp Novarian series A Novarian city-state
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The City Lemony Snicket A Series of Unfortunate Events The City is a supposedly well-populated municipality where many key events have taken place. The City has more than 40,000 inhabitants.
town in the Po Valley, Italy Giovannino Guareschi The Little Town of Don Camillo series the small town where the action takes place
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