Did a google search and: 
 

lol. Of course it would be in Texas. Texas is one of the scariest places on earth.

But isn't Toluca Lake in LA county?
 
Maybe Silent Hill is actually a large region of the southwestern US.

it's in San Antonio?
maybe it's just a shop that somebody named after the video game.

Ha, I checked Google Maps as well. It's about an hour's drive away from where I'm staying at. Turns out it's just a neighborhood road; I doubt the residents there know about their road's famous name.

Silent Hill is a state of consciousness. 

*Moment of supreme clarity*

lol late but still funny to see reactions. 
@m2cks: 
Hopefully you can still sleep at night while knowing this.

" Ha, I checked Google Maps as well. It's about an hour's drive away from where I'm staying at. Turns out it's just a neighborhood road; I doubt the residents there know about their road's famous name. "

The place is actually inspired after an eastern community I believe. I can't remember the name of it right now, I'll try to find it. There was a mine there which exploded and now there are still fires below the surface. 
 
EDIT: It's called Centralia, Pennsylvania. Look it up. The place used to have 2000 people in the 60's but now has around 11. There are fires burning below the surface which sometimes cause the ground to crack and steam. There is even a street called Locust Street. Epic. There are some pretty cool pictures on Google. 

" The place is actually inspired after an eastern community I believe. I can't remember the name of it right now, I'll try to find it. There was a mine there which exploded and now there are still fires below the surface.  EDIT: It's called Centralia, Pennsylvania. "

" @xyzygy said:

" The place is actually inspired after an eastern community I believe. I can't remember the name of it right now, I'll try to find it. There was a mine there which exploded and now there are still fires below the surface.  EDIT: It's called Centralia, Pennsylvania. "

Yep. Crazy stuff. I haven't played any of the Silent Hill games, but I believe they neatly reference the true origins of Silent Hill in the movie a few years back, with ash falling from the sky when things start to go rotten for the protagonist. I might just be making that up, it's a while since I've seen it. "

" @Binman88 said:

" @xyzygy said:

" The place is actually inspired after an eastern community I believe. I can't remember the name of it right now, I'll try to find it. There was a mine there which exploded and now there are still fires below the surface.  EDIT: It's called Centralia, Pennsylvania. "

Yep. Crazy stuff. I haven't played any of the Silent Hill games, but I believe they neatly reference the true origins of Silent Hill in the movie a few years back, with ash falling from the sky when things start to go rotten for the protagonist. I might just be making that up, it's a while since I've seen it. "

That was in the games too. In Silent Hill 2 it snowed ash. I watched the movie many times and it tells about the same amount as the games do. I thought that movie was absolutely excellent with a great ending. It fit the theme of Silent Hill well. "

I'm sure the people of Silent Hill find that joke as endlessly funny as you do.

" lol. Of course it would be in Texas. Texas is one of the scariest places on earth. "

" @mutha3: No worries there, I don't mind fiddling about with clumsy old games :p Sure, the clumsiness and bad voice acting is part of the charm! "

I think I remember this turning up on a Google search for me too, it's brilliant that there's a place actually called that. You also get a scarily high number of results for typing in Rapture, maybe Andrew Ryan did a few test Raptures on land before he built his underwater utopia.