Birmingham Cathedral is included as St Philip’s Cathedral within the complete map of current Anglican and Catholic cathedrals and co-cathedrals. The supplied description does not state a denomination beyond that wider map context, so this guide does not assign one by inference. Its exact place in the collection is the named cathedral in Birmingham, rather than an invitation to generalise from the city or from the map’s other English entries.

The review coordinates are 52.481200, -1.898910 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. This distinguishes the entry from Bristol Cathedral, another English city cathedral in the same selection, and from the town-based entries at Arundel, Brentwood, Blackburn, Bradford, Brecon and Bangor. The distinction is geographical and textual: Birmingham is specifically identified as St Philip’s Cathedral, while the supplied entry offers no further verified description.

Readers can use this Place to anchor the map’s city dimension, while keeping expectations disciplined. No supplied fact establishes a date, architectural style, visitor facility, opening schedule or historical episode. For planning, verify current information separately. The grounded details are its name, Birmingham location, inclusion in the 100-place map and identity record Q751081.