St Mary’s Cathedral in Newcastle upon Tyne is included as a Catholic cathedral in the map’s English coverage. Its identity is represented by Wikidata Q1638891, and the review coordinates are 54.969000, -1.620000 in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom. These details distinguish it from St Mary’s Cathedral in Aberdeen and from Cathedral Church of St Marie in Sheffield, even though the names are closely related.

The supplied context places Newcastle’s cathedral within the Catholic Church in England and Wales. That church is described as comprising 21 dioceses, each understood as a community of Christians in communion of faith and sacraments with its bishop. This diocesan framing explains why the cathedral belongs to a wider institutional network rather than being treated only as an isolated city landmark.

No building-specific architectural or historical facts are supplied, and the entry does not verify worship times, opening hours, visitor access, prices or transport information. The details worth noticing are therefore the exact city, Catholic identity and connection with the wider diocesan context. Anyone comparing Newcastle with the other Catholic cathedrals should confirm current arrangements independently; shared denomination does not establish identical schedules or visitor policies.