A boatentering thelock whileanother exitsA birdstanding ona rail orpiling abovethe waterA tugboat(or workboat)Someoneusingbinoculars orzooming in ontheir phoneA heronorseabirdA salmon-shapedsign orartworkA boat risingor loweringin the lockchamberA boatwith awoman'snameThe lockgates fullyclosedA warninglight orsignalactivelyilluminatedA boat crewmemberthrowing orcatching alineFish visiblein the fishladderviewingwindowA controltower orcontrol roomwindowA flagflying inthebreezeRubberbumpersalong thewallsThe lockgatesfully openA ladderinside thelockchamberA posted signwith waterlevelmeasurementsA signexplaininghow thelocks workA boat withregistrationnumbersstarting with“WN”Mossgrowing onconcretewallsAsealA sailboatwith multiplewinchesvisibleA personwearingnautical stripesor a sailor-style hatA boatentering thelock whileanother exitsA birdstanding ona rail orpiling abovethe waterA tugboat(or workboat)Someoneusingbinoculars orzooming in ontheir phoneA heronorseabirdA salmon-shapedsign orartworkA boat risingor loweringin the lockchamberA boatwith awoman'snameThe lockgates fullyclosedA warninglight orsignalactivelyilluminatedA boat crewmemberthrowing orcatching alineFish visiblein the fishladderviewingwindowA controltower orcontrol roomwindowA flagflying inthebreezeRubberbumpersalong thewallsThe lockgatesfully openA ladderinside thelockchamberA posted signwith waterlevelmeasurementsA signexplaininghow thelocks workA boat withregistrationnumbersstarting with“WN”Mossgrowing onconcretewallsAsealA sailboatwith multiplewinchesvisibleA personwearingnautical stripesor a sailor-style hat

Ballard (Locks) Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A boat entering the lock while another exits
  2. A bird standing on a rail or piling above the water
  3. A tugboat (or work boat)
  4. Someone using binoculars or zooming in on their phone
  5. A heron or seabird
  6. A salmon-shaped sign or artwork
  7. A boat rising or lowering in the lock chamber
  8. A boat with a woman's name
  9. The lock gates fully closed
  10. A warning light or signal actively illuminated
  11. A boat crew member throwing or catching a line
  12. Fish visible in the fish ladder viewing window
  13. A control tower or control room window
  14. A flag flying in the breeze
  15. Rubber bumpers along the walls
  16. The lock gates fully open
  17. A ladder inside the lock chamber
  18. A posted sign with water level measurements
  19. A sign explaining how the locks work
  20. A boat with registration numbers starting with “WN”
  21. Moss growing on concrete walls
  22. A seal
  23. A sailboat with multiple winches visible
  24. A person wearing nautical stripes or a sailor-style hat