In Liverpool and the wider Merseyside area, a number of place names, buildings and more are known to locals by something other than their "official names."
The ECHO recently shared a list of nicknames that Scousers will always choose over 'official' place names, from Bombed Out Church to the bubble bus stops. But there are so many more that could have been included.
The renaming of local landmarks comes about for a variety of reasons, whether it's a nod to the location's history or part of the dialect we've come to use so frequently. Sometimes a name just catches on even if it doesn’t really make any sense, the ECHO previously reported.
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Some places have now been confined to history or replaced by something else entirely. Here, we take another look back at place names and buildings across the region and the "nickname" they're known by.
This list isn't intended to be comprehensive, we've included a number of generic names and places from across Liverpool and wider Merseyside, as suggested by ECHO readers on social media. But if you have any suggestions past and present to include, let us know in the comments section below.
43. The Asda – Asda
42. Tocky – Toxteth
41. Speke Airport – Liverpool John Lennon Airport
40. The Bullring – St Andrew's Gardens
39. The Echo Arena – M&S Bank Arena
38. Cantril Farm/Canny Farm – Stockbridge Village
37. Birkenhead Tunnel – Queensway Tunnel
36. Wallasey Tunnel – Kingsway Tunnel
35. The Mystery – Wavertree Playground
34. Kenny – Kensington
33. The Bombed Out Church – Church of St Luke
32. Crocky – Croxteth
31. Dovey – Dovecot
30. The Vale – Belle Vale
29. Two Dogs – Huyton
28. The bubble bus stops – Queens Square Bus Station
27. The Ralla – The Loop Line
26. Scotty Road – Scotland Road
25. Radio City Tower – St John's Beacon
24. Fazakerley Hospital – Aintree Hospital
23. The Strand – Strand Street
22. The Rocket – Start of M62
21. 'Going to town' – Heading into Liverpool City Centre
20. Dock Road – Waterloo Road/ Regent Road
19. The Raz – The Blue Angel Nightclub
18. 'The offie' – An off licence
17. 'The ozzie' – A hospital
16. St John's Market – St John's Shopping Precinct
15. 'Dickie Lewis' – Lewis's statue of Sir Jacob Epstein
14. Home and Bargain – Home Bargains
13. The Townie – Kirkby town centre
12. 'Over the water' – Wirral
11. Upper Parly – Upper Parliament Street
10. The Blackie – Garston Adventure Playground
9. Pub in the Park – Allerton Hall Farm
8. Greatie Market – Great Homer Street Market
7. The Swan – Old Swan
6. Caldies – Calderstones Park
5. Sevvy park – Sefton Park
4. Paddy's Wigwam – Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
3. The view – Everton Brow
2. Marksies – Marks & Spencer
1. Prinny Eddie – Prince Edwin Street
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