Inverness Cathedral is the guide’s distinctly Scottish entry among these eight places. It is identified as a current Scottish Episcopal Church cathedral in Inverness, United Kingdom, making it different in church tradition from the Church of England cathedrals in Exeter, Gloucester, Guildford, Hereford and Leicester, and from the Catholic cathedrals in Lancaster and Leeds.

The review coordinates, 57.474444, -4.229167, place it in Inverness and give the map a precise northern Scottish reference. That geographic and institutional combination is the key detail to notice: this is not an English cathedral whose location happens to be far north, but an Inverness cathedral identified with the Scottish Episcopal Church. Its identity record is Wikidata Q2399661.

The supplied facts do not support claims about design, age, worship schedules, visitor access, prices or transport. Inverness therefore belongs here for what the record establishes: a current cathedral, its Scottish Episcopal affiliation and its location in Inverness. Use those distinctions when filtering the map, particularly if church tradition or national geography matters to your choice, and confirm current arrangements before making a time-specific visit.