St George’s Cathedral, Southwark, is identified as a current Catholic cathedral in England and Wales and is located in London. The district name is essential: this is not simply an entry labelled St George’s Cathedral, but the Southwark cathedral represented on the map. It gives the London portion of this selection a clearly defined Catholic identity and a precise urban location.

The verified record identifies the place as Q1451262, with review coordinates 51.497884, -0.107901. Those details help distinguish it from other churches dedicated to St George and from any similarly titled cathedral elsewhere. They also reinforce the map’s approach of combining a full place name with a location rather than relying on a saint’s name alone.

The supplied information confirms current Catholic cathedral status and London location, but does not describe the building’s architecture, history, interior, events or practical visitor arrangements. For that reason, the cathedral’s grounded significance here is comparative and geographic: it is the Southwark entry in a national map of current Anglican and Catholic cathedrals and co-cathedrals, not a claim about London’s wider religious landscape.