These are the top 15 weirdest street names from Leeds and its surrounding areas. READ MORE: The rocky road that took Leeds more than 40 years to finish
1. Cloth Hall Street
Cloth Hall Street most likely takes its name from the previous industry work that took place there - textile making. | other Photo: Google
2. Kidacre Street
Theres not much information on how Kidacre Street got its name, but its possible it could have something to do with baby goats. | other Photo: Google
3. Little Neville Street
Little Neville Street may have been named after the former Prime Minister, or perhaps just a popular local boy. | other Photo: Google
4. Butterley Street
This street name sounds as though it was invented by a butter company for sales, and sits nearby Leeds Docks. | other Photo: Google
5. Sweet Street West
As far as were aware, there are no sweet shops on Sweet Street - surely a missed opportunity | other Photo: Google
6. Wine Street
Wine Street is another missed business opportunity - with no wine shops on it at all. | other Photo: Google