What "official" Lego city names have there been?

inklingbricks

I'm doing some custom stickers for a train station MOC, and I'd like to include city destinations using names that Lego have official used in the past for cities/towns. So far I have:

- LEGO City
- Bricksburg
- Ninjago City
- Heartlake City

Can anyone help me thinking some others up? :) 

Gibbo1959

Belleville.

Gibbo1959

Astor City (Ultra Agents)
Gotham
Anywhere with an Architecture set

benbacardi

Apocalypseburg

The_Rancor

Not really cities in the conventional sense but what about Morcia, or Elvendale? You could probably use Sentai City but I expect that wasn’t an official name for the human side in Exo Force, just the fortress. There are tonnes of licensed cities like Gotham if you want to go in that direction too.

Oh, and Legoredo

SprinkleOtter

MakuHero city, for Hero Factory.

Fauch

Newbury

andhe

Does Paradisa count? I'm assuming it was the name for the beach resort.

Aleydita

Legoville (for Duplo).

Shib

The winter village train station has a few - the main on for me was confirmation that the Winter Village is actually called Winter Village



But the timetable stickers also have North Pole, Snow Valley, Bricksburg and Tile Town

Shib

And the outdoor adventure people pack featured a sign for Mount Clutchmore (and the less imaginative LEGO City)

Koolbrix2018

Atlantis - although I guess that might be stretching it a bit.
There are a lot of different official ‘towns’ mentioned in the Nexo Knights tv show, as well. 

SumoLego

Tiletown - what a bunch of backwards idiots.

And don't forget Springfield.

Fauch

Stiix (ninjago)

Mr_Cross

Golden City on Sentai Mountain (from exo-force).

DB361

Brickston, Yellow Brick Road, Brickadilly Circus and Twobytwo Square, all from #10258.

inklingbricks

Love all these examples! Thank you very much everyone :) 

Gibbo1959

Also Knighton in Nexo Knights. 

Lego_Lord_Mayorca

Metru Nui was the City of Legends in the Lego BIONICLE mythos!

Bumblepants

Fabuland!

SumoLego

I suppose the regions in the LEGO Movie would probably not count.

klinton

SumoLego said:

I suppose the regions in the LEGO Movie would probably not count.

I dunno. If your Lego set up doesn't have a "Clowntown", I think you're doing it wrong. 

daewoo

Would you be willing to produce more of these custom stickers to sell to interested parties?  Asking for a friend...

natro220

Do real city names count? (not LEGO related puns)

CCC

Maybe add Billund too.

CCC

Plus if you go for architecture type sets, you could do purist ones only using these types of tiles:

inklingbricks

Seen as I originally posted this question, I thought I'd show what I ended up with :) 

MrJackson

How did you print those? I'm looking to do something similar with roadsigns in my city

inklingbricks

I used www.bricksanity.com 

SumoLego

Tiletown!?!?!?

Nobody goes there.  Ever.

Aanchir

• The Unikitty theme has the Unikingdom and Frowntown.
• Exo-Force has the Golden City, which sits at the top of Sentai Mountain.
• Nexo Knights has Knightonia (the capital city of the Kingdom of Knighton), Auremville (the wealthiest city in Knighton, and Lance Richmond's hometown), Holo-Wood (where movies are made), Waterton (which supplies water to all of Knighton), Dnullib (a tiny and boring town, which Clay Moorington hails from), and Grinstead (Aaron Fox's hometown).
• Ninjago has Ninjago City, Stiix (a run-down port town), Ignacia (Kai and Nya's hometown), Jamanakai Village (a small mountain village), and Ouroboros (an ancient Serpentine city).
• Hidden Side has Newbury, an ordinary-looking town with a dark secret.
• LEGO City Undercover has Brick County, which neighbors LEGO City.
• Besides Makuhero City, Hero Factory also has New Stellac City, Mekron City, and Antropolis City.