You might think that Utah, home of the Latter-day Saints, would have a lot of Saints. But there's only St. George and St. John. There's a town named Why. Utah likes to honor the presidents of the United States. Sources are not in agreement on whether any of several Wilson locations are named for the president, but the town of Woodrow is.
States name towns to recognize borders.
No, that's potato products, not a town. Nevada's generic Stateline is perhaps best for these border towns. Considering ecclesiastical names, I couldn't find a Heaven, but Oklahoma goes it one better with Heavener. And at least Utah has Providence. On the other side of it, there's Hell, and weathermen sometimes point out places that are colder than that rather cold Michigan town.