Common

Church

What It Is

A house of worship, ranging from a small rural chapel to a large town church, usually identifiable by a steeple or cross.

How Rare Is It on Road Trip Bingo?

Common. Nearly every town, no matter how small, has at least one visible from the main road.

Spotting Tip

Small towns often cluster several churches near the town center — an easy multi-mark stretch if you're slow-driving through.

Fun Fact

Some of the oldest continuously used church buildings in the U.S. date to the 1600s, particularly along the East Coast in towns founded by early colonial settlers.

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