St John’s Cathedral belongs on this map because it is identified as a current Scottish Episcopal Church cathedral in Oban, United Kingdom. That denomination is the key distinction to carry into any comparison: it is not presented as a Catholic cathedral, and its inclusion reflects the map’s coverage of current Anglican and Catholic cathedral institutions. The supplied material gives the place a clear identity without supplying a longer account of its architecture, history or visitor facilities.

Its location is anchored by the review coordinates 56.416687, -5.473488 in Oban. That makes the entry useful as a geographic reference within the map’s Scottish coverage, alongside places such as Ayr and Aberdeen, while avoiding the assumption that nearby Scottish cathedrals share the same church tradition. The name should also be read exactly: this is St John’s Cathedral in Oban, not another St John’s cathedral elsewhere in Britain.

No opening hours, service timetable, admission information or architectural features are verified in the supplied material. For that reason, the grounded details worth noticing here are its current cathedral status, Scottish Episcopal identity and Oban location. Anyone using the map for a visit should seek current information separately rather than treating this entry as a complete practical guide.