St Mirin’s Cathedral is the Paisley entry in this part of the map, with review coordinates of 55.847400, -4.416600 in Paisley, United Kingdom. Its verified identity is represented by Wikidata Q2086804. The supplied fact list provides no denomination, architectural description, history, opening information or other descriptive detail. That limitation is itself important: this place can be identified securely, but it should not be padded with claims that the supplied material does not establish.

The name distinguishes St Mirin’s from the St Mary’s cathedrals in Edinburgh and Glasgow and from the St Ninian’s Cathedral entry in Perth. Its city label is equally important when using the map, because the broader guide includes several Scottish cathedral places. Match the exact name and Paisley location rather than assuming that every Scottish cathedral in the selection shares the same tradition or visitor profile.

The entry is included for complete guide coverage, and the supplied source material links it to an official cathedral website and its verified identity record. Those references support the place’s map identity, not additional editorial conclusions. For a visit or a more detailed investigation, use the official source associated with the entry to check current information. On the evidence supplied here, St Mirin’s belongs as a verified current map place whose exact identity and location are clear, while its fuller character remains outside the provided facts.