Open That Advent Calendar

Crack open those advent calendars because today is the first day in the official month of Christmas but some places have Christmas all around them every day of the year because they live there.
In the UK we have Cranberry in Staffordshire, Christmas Cross in Shropshire, Christmas Common in Oxfordshire, Cold Christmas and Mistletoe in Hertfordshire, Stocking Green in Suffolk, Christmaspie in Surrey and Bethlehem in South Wales so good luck finding virgins and wise men there.
Elsewhere we have three Christmas Island's, one in the Indian Ocean, another  in the Pacific and off the coast of Tasmania but it seems that Americans took a pause from naming places after parts of Great Britain and came over all Festive instead.
Almost all of Santa’s reindeer (except Prancer for some reason) are represented on the US map so we have Dasher in Georgia, Donner in Florida, Oregan and Louisiana, Comet in Missouri , Vixen in Louisiana, Dancer in Tennessee, Blitzen in Nevada, Cupid in Minnesota, and not to leave him out they have a Rudolph in South Dakota.
Why nobody want to live in Prancer is a bit of a strange one but there is a Reindeer Cove in Maine and Alaska so she's kinda covered and Utah has a Sleigh Canyon.
Other Festive sounding places in the USA are Stocking Hill in New York, an Elf in North Carolina and a less cheerful Elf Cemetery in Pennsylvania, Arizona is home to Santa Claus the town as well as two other Santa Clauses in Indiana and and Georgia.
Chimney Mountain is in Oklahoma and North Pole is in Idaho while Colorado has a Yule Creek as well as a place with the name of 'No Name' which probably means the Town Officials were too drunk of Christmas Cheer when they thought of that one.