To a non-British ear, Shoeburyness is what sounds weird ;)
[0]: http://content.tfl.gov.uk/london-rail-and-tube-services-map....
(I think the harbour1971 is closer).
My first search returned this other site, where all of the pronunciations of Shoeburyness are wrong.
In English toponymy "bury" refers to a fortified settlement, and "ness" is a promontory or headland.
Sure enough, Shoeburyness is a town on raised ground by the mouth of the Thames estuary, and has had some sort of fortification or another on that site since Roman times.