Results: Most Difficult-to-Pronounce Town in Every State (Part Four)

Kansas: Osawatomie - Osawatomie, Kansas, had its 15 minutes of fame after President Obama visited in 2011, and a couple of public radio hosts butchered the name. They apologized for not knowing it's pronounced Oh-so-WAH-tah-mee. "No apology necessary," commented one listener. "It's a tricky word." Have you ever visited this town?

Kentucky: Tyewhoppety - The town of Tyewhoppety, Kentucky is thought to be named for either the slang term meaning an "un-kept looking person" or the Shawnee word for "place of no return." In any case, it's pronounced Tih-WAH-pih-tee. Have you ever visited this town?

Louisiana: Natchitoches - In Louisiana, Natchitoches, the oldest settlement of the Louisiana Purchase, is pronounced NAH-code-ish. Don't confuse it with the similarly named town in Texas. Nacogdoches, which is pronounced NAH-coh-DOE-chess. Have you ever visited this town?

Maine: Seboeis - There are only 35 people living in Seboies, Maine, so it's no wonder that not a lot of people know that it's pronounced Seh-BOW-iss. Have you ever visited this town?

Maryland: Glenelg - It only LOOKS like a palindrome, and that's what makes it so hard to pronounce. You see, the "g" at the end of "Glenelg" is silent. So, it's "Glen-EL". Have you ever visited this town?