I built a latlon<->word system using geonames as the source of the words. https://3geonames.org https://3geonames.org 146000 global place names in total. The f

I built a latlon<->word system using geonames as the source of the words. https://3geonames.org https://3geonames.org 146000 global place names in total. The first word is the name of the most important geographical location in the given area while the other 2 words are quasi random. https://3geonames.org/LONDON-MOSCOW-PARIS https://3geonames.org/LONDON-MOSCOW-PARIS is next to https://3geonames.org/LONDON-MOSCOW-GASSIN https://3geonames.org/LONDON-MOSCOW-GASSIN . (places that are about 160 metres apart will share both the first and the second word) Lately I've been thinking of modifying the system to only use place names from the country where the point falls in, so you will only get British place names for locations that fall inside Great Britain. You could also modify the code (it is open source) to whatever you like. There is an infinite number of ways to skin this cat, but I doubt we will ever all agree on just one.