Common town name suffixes?

-bay, -beach, -berg, -boro, -borough, -bourne, -brook, -bridge, -brough, -burgh, -burn, -bury, -by, -canyon, -chester, -church/kirk, -city, -cliff, -cott, -creek, -cross/crossing, -dale, -dell, -ette, -ex, -fall, -field, -flats, -ford, -forest, -fort/furt, -gate, -garden, -glen, -grove, -gulch, -ham, -harbor/harbour, -haven, -head, -heights, -hill, -hook, -hurst, -ia, -ing, -island/isle, -junction, -lake, -land, -man, -market, -meadow, -mere, -mont/mountain, -more, -mouth, -neck, -old, -park, -pass, -peak, -point, -polis, -pool, -port, -rapids, -ridge, -river, -rock, -shaw, -ship, -shire, -slope, -springs, -stad/stead/sted, -stein/stone, -stream, -ton, -town, -valley, -view, -ville, -water, -wich/wick, -wold, -wood, -worth.

Springs, Point, -borough, Bend, -port, Bay, Beach, -ham, -ford, -bury, -mouth, -bridge, Park,
,-hurst, -wood, -stead, -cliff, Peak, -field, Harbor, -gate, -mont, -brook, -land, -fort, -church, Downs, Grove, -water, -mead, -way, Canyon, Hollow, Head, Falls, Rock, Rapids, -ridge,
-haven, -row, -view, Acres, Orchard, Reach, Gulch, -heath, Knell, -nell, Villa, -over, Rift, Drift,
-bank, -banks

-ling

-boro

-most

-herd

=der

-gone

-land

In Germany it is frequently -dorf.

Side?

The town in Virginia where my mom lives is called Skipwith. You don't hear many with the suffix-with.

Lake
Beach
Township
City
-ton

ton
ford
on-(name of a river)

City, shire.

Look at a map of Great Brittain. -Ham is a common ending, as in Eastham and Washburnaham. Low, as in Winslow, On as in Hampton