Twelve Mile Circle – An Appreciation of Unusual Places

Thanksgiving Towns

Those of you in the United States will be celebrating Thanksgiving on November 22nd, so in recognition of that happy occasion, Twelve Mile Circle offers you a guide for your holiday feast.

Wild Turkeys. Photo by howderfamily.com; (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Wild Turkeys in Wisconsin

No Thanksgiving is complete without Turkey, so we offer several choices on the menu: Turkey in Texas, North Carolina, Arkansas and West Virginia; and Turkey City in Pennsylvania.

And to round out your plate with all the trimmings.

  • Cranberry, Pennsylvania
  • Pumpkin, Texas & Pie, West Virginia
  • Corn, Oklahoma & Cobb, Georgia
  • Bean City, Florida
  • Cornucopia, Wisconsin

I’ve actually been to one of these towns: Cornucopia, Wisconsin. It’s home to Siskiwit Falls and just south of the Mawikwe Sea Caves.

Whatever Strange Geography you find yourself traveling through this Thanksgiving, I hope you have a happy journey and best of luck with the traffic.

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2 responses to “Thanksgiving Towns”

  1. FS Avatar
    FS

    There’s also a Cranberry Township, PA, which is nowhere near Cranberry, PA.

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    Rob Dougherty

    Punkin Center, CO

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