the Washington Irving short story. On June 4–9 of each year, Dublin, Texas changes its name (and even its road signs) to Dr Pepper, Texas, to commemorate the anniversary of the first Dr Pepper Bottling Plant, which is located there. The Chilean Robinson Crusoe Island, renamed from "Más a Tierra" in 1966. The Spanish village Asquerosa (in Spanish, 'filthy') was renamed as Valderrubio in 1943. Richland, New Jersey briefly renamed itself "Mohito" in 2004 at the behest of the Bacardi company in honor of the mint grown at Delponte Farms, an essential ingredient in the drink. The New Zealand town of Otorohanga briefly changed its name to "Harrodsville" in 1986, in support of local restaurateur Henry Harrod, who was being threatened with lawsuits over the name of his business by Harrod's of London. Two neighbors of Paterson, New Jersey were renamed to reduce its association with the adjacent city. In 1973, the Borough of East Paterson was renamed Elmwood Park, New Jersey, and in 2009, the Borough of West Paterson was renamed Woodland Park, New Jersey. Both boroughs elected to retain its original initials. Naming disputes Britain and Ireland naming disputes British Isles naming dispute Northern Ireland: The often-disputed alternative names for Northern Ireland are summarised in 'Northern Ireland' and discussed in detail in 'Alternative names for Northern Ireland'. Ireland: A 61-year-long dispute concerning the country's name ended in 1998 and is summarised here and discussed in detail Names of the Irish state#Name dispute with the UK. Derry/Londonderry name dispute in Northern Ireland Dingle/An Daingean: The Irish town of Dingle (An Daingean or Daingean Uí Chúis) has been the focal point of a dispute over whether official signposts in officially Irish-speaking areas (the Gaeltacht) should show place names in Irish only, thus possibly endangering income from tourism. The Hyphen War of 1990 – Czechoslovakia or Czecho-Slovakia Denali naming dispute over the peak formerly known as Mount McKinley, in Alaska, United States Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands naming dispute Renaming of cities in India Sea of Japan naming dispute Macedonia naming dispute, now resolved as North Macedonia Persian Gulf naming dispute starting in the 1960s Persia or Iran Pretoria/Tshwane naming dispute over whether to change the city's name to a more Black African Tshwane, or keep its original name, Pretoria Includes numerous naming disputes across South Africa ranging from streets to entire provinces. All of which are changing annually and are met with opposition.