St Andrew’s Cathedral, Glasgow is a current Roman Catholic cathedral in Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom. It is one of the guide’s Scottish cathedral entries and should be selected specifically by city and affiliation. That combination distinguishes it from the St Andrew’s cathedrals in Aberdeen and Dundee, whose names are similar but whose mapped identities are not the same.

The supplied review coordinates are 55.855672, -4.252836 in Glasgow. They are a useful safeguard when planning around a shared dedication, especially because the Dundee entry is also identified as Roman Catholic. The difference between those two is therefore geographic as well as institutional: this profile is the Glasgow cathedral, not the Roman Catholic cathedral in Dundee.

Readers comparing traditions should also note that Glasgow’s entry is Roman Catholic, whereas Aberdeen’s St Andrew’s Cathedral is identified as Scottish Episcopal. The map offers that contrast without implying a hierarchy between them. Use the full name and city when searching, and check current cathedral information for practical visiting or worship arrangements that are not supplied here.