St Albans Cathedral is included as a current Church of England cathedral in St Albans, United Kingdom. Its place in the guide is defined by that present affiliation and by its location, making it a useful English comparison with Southwell Minster and a separate entry from every cathedral sharing a saint’s name elsewhere in Britain and Northern Ireland.

The city is essential to the identification. The map’s review coordinates are 51.750556, -0.342222 in St Albans, so this entry should not be confused with a church bearing the same dedication in another town. It is also not Southwell Minster: both are current Church of England cathedrals, but the map records them as distinct places in distinct communities.

For readers using the guide by visitor intent, St Albans works as an example of how denomination alone is not enough to choose an entry. The title, city and current status together explain why this exact cathedral belongs. When checking practical arrangements, use the official information for St Albans Cathedral rather than relying on details attached to another Anglican site.