Editing Cockaigne (section)

=== Place-names ===
[[File:La cucaña.jpg|thumb|[[Francisco Goya]]: ''[[La cucaña]]'' ("The Greasy Pole", {{Circa|1786}})]]

* The Dutch village of [[Kockengen]] in the province of [[Utrecht (province)|Utrecht]] is likely to have been named after Cockaigne by the local clergy, who established farms and peat-cutting settlements in the area.<ref>Herman Pleij, {{cite book|url=https://cup.columbia.edu/book/dreaming-of-cockaigne/9780231117029 |title=''Dreaming of Cockaigne: Medieval Fantasies of the Perfect Life'' |publisher=Columbia University Press |date=July 2003 |pages=398–400|isbn=9780231529211 }}</ref>
* The Canadian town of [[Cocagne]], New Brunswick, at the mouth of the Cocagne river, was named after Cockaigne.
* The English village of [[Cockayne Hatley]] in [[Bedfordshire]] was named after the Cokayne family, who took possession of the land in 1417.<ref name="auto"/>