From Jabba the Hutt and Teletubby Hill to Drinking Dinosaur and the Wedding Cake - how many of these landmarks would YOU know by their nicknames?
Stinky Bay in Cornwall and Teletubby Hill in Wales are two of the new nicknames revealed in a database created by the Ordnance Survey to help emergency service workers pinpoint the location of incidents across Britain.
The former refers to Pentire, a bay area in Cornwall, whilst the latter refers to a woodland area in Burry Port in Wales, named by local residents after the TV show.
The new 'Vernacular Names Tool' system contains the nicknames of over 9,000 locations in the UK, with many being created and passed on by local communities.
The Eye of the Butt is a coastal landform in the Western Isles of Scotland, while those looking for Sausage Island should head to the North West coast of Wales.
Locations in Essex take a magical theme - with Harry Potter Bridge found in Thurrock, whilst Peter Pan is a woodland area situated in Southend-on-Sea.
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Other locations include Jabba the Hut, a distinctive beach hut in Mablethorpe in Lincolnshire, and the Drinking Dinosaur, a rock formation at Flamborough Head in East Yorkshire which resembles a long-necked dinosaur drinking from the sea.
Also on the list is the Dalek, the name locals give to an office and residential skyscraper building in Leeds called Bridgewater Place, while Slippery Bottom is a stretch of water near Womack Water in Norfolk.
Princess Anne even got involved with the naming process. During a recent visit to the OS headquarters in Southampton, she added 'the Wedding Cake' to the database, which is an alternative name for the Queen Victoria Memorial opposite Buckingham Palace.
The OS has now asked more blue light workers to input nicknames from where they live for the system - a replacement for Fintan, a mapping tool created more than 10 years ago for HM Coastguard.
The original tool allowed users to upload the local name or nickname for a coastal feature to the database, alongside the accurate location or its existing geographic name.
It was made to ensure that coastguard responders could get to emergencies, however their location was described, with greater confidence and speed. Control room staff are now able to simply type in a nickname and generate a precise location.
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The Welsh Ambulance Service is a new user of the vernacular tool. Chris Jones, an emergency medical service administrator, said it is 'really useful and very easy to use'.
He continued: 'We want to log as many vernacular names as we can so are exploring how the control room can do that now as well as starting to include this in control room induction training.
'The real value longer term will be ensuring that our ambulances will be able to get to the scene of an incident effectively with an accurate location provided by OS, no matter how it's identified by a caller.'
A coastguard rescue team used the original Fintan tool to find a spot on a beach known colloquially as the Tiki Head in Gwynedd in Wales where a caller had fallen and injured their leg.
Another incident saw a coastguard search and rescue helicopter locate a missing person, using the nickname the Fun Ship, which refers to a spot at Mostyn Docks on the River Dee.
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Chief coastguard Peter Mizer said the tool is an 'incredibly useful resource', and added: 'It has allowed local knowledge to be shared across our operational network and there are examples where its use has improved the tasking of critical rescue assets.
'We are very proud to have played a significant role in its development and we are pleased to see it being made available to colleagues in other emergency services today.'
The information from the tool will help to power the recently launched OS emergency services gazetteer - a maintained database of 1.3million features across the UK, including roundabouts, hills and cliffs.
It is designed to equip responders with the precise location information needed to act quickly during an emergency.
John Kimmance, managing director of OS national mapping services said: 'Wherever we live, we all have nicknames for local places - and uploading these into a database really could mean the difference between life and death on an emergency call - particularly for services called from outside their regional areas.'