Located in Norcross, this cheerily named road may seem like a great place to live. But the road is actually home to warehouses and other industrial uses, making this a truly misnamed street unless you happen to be a tractor trailer.

By ignoring the fact that "setting" and "down" are two separate words, this road name qualifies as pretty terrible. What's more, if you live on the street, you also have to give out your address as "Cumming," and thus you've got yourself a contender for worst address ever.

Located in Roswell, Hardscrabble Road leads to fancy subdivisions and stately homes -- the opposite of what one would image for a road of that name.

Less a name for a road and more something you do to a Post-it note, Jot Em Down Road in Gainesville is not only terrible for its name, but for perpetuating that Southerners use non-words like "em" in serious ways.

Named for the dopey Friar of Robin Hood lore, the road in aptly named Sherwood Forest in Midtown isn't the only one getting in on the fun. The developer also included Little John Trail and Robin Hood Road in the mix, so kudos for consistency.

Located in the heart of Grant Park, Confederate Avenue is chockfull of historic homes that hearken back to the days when a name like that evoked recent history. As times have changed, maybe it's time to rethink the name. Especially since it's probably loaded with Yankees.