Churches in North East (England), United Kingdom

1,609 Christian congregations are mapped in North East (England), United Kingdom so far, across every tradition. It ranks 12th of 12 regions by churches mapped.

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Some of the churches in North East (England)

Stocksfield Methodist Church · Methodist Chapel · The Gate Church · Salvation Army · Friends Meeting House · Alston Methodist Church · Hamsterley Baptist Church · Kingdom Hall · County Durham Christian Life Centre · Frosterley Methodist Fellowship · The Pathway · Weardale Vineyard · St James' Parish Church · St Michael and All Angels Church · Rothbury All Saints · Rothbury URC Church · St Agnes · St James the Less · and 1,609 more on the map.

Towns and cities in North East (England)

  • Newcastle upon Tyne309
  • Middlesbrough221
  • Sunderland199
  • Durham174
  • Blyth105
  • Consett100
  • Darlington99
  • Hexham82
  • Darras Hall73
  • Alnwick68
  • Peterlee67
  • Barnard Castle65
  • Redcar52
  • Berwick-Upon-Tweed50

Traditions in North East (England) (as mapped)

  • Anglican613
  • Methodist219
  • Catholic213
  • Christian (unspecified)129
  • Baptist45
  • Evangelical42

Frequently asked

How many churches are there in North East (England), United Kingdom?

1,609 Christian congregations are mapped in North East (England), United Kingdom so far on God First, across every tradition. It ranks 12th of 12 regions by churches mapped.

What Christian traditions are in North East (England)?

The most-mapped traditions in North East (England) are Anglican, Methodist, Catholic, Christian (unspecified).

Which towns and cities in North East (England) have the most churches?

Newcastle upon Tyne (309), Middlesbrough (221), Sunderland (199), Durham (174), Blyth (105).

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