St Ninian’s Cathedral is the Perth entry and is identified as a cathedral of the Scottish Episcopal Church in Perth, United Kingdom. The supplied review coordinates are 56.399163, -3.435898, and the verified identity is represented by Wikidata Q2942403. That combination of exact name, Episcopal tradition and city gives the place a stable position within the map’s Scottish group.

Its most immediate contrast is with St Mirin’s Cathedral in Paisley and the several St Mary’s entries in Edinburgh and Glasgow. The names are different, but the more useful distinction is the full institutional label: St Ninian’s is explicitly Scottish Episcopal, while the supplied Paisley copy does not state a denomination. It should also remain separate from any other cathedral associated with the name Ninian’s elsewhere, since this entry is specifically the cathedral in Perth.

The supplied description places St Ninian’s within the map of current Anglican and Catholic cathedrals and co-cathedrals across Great Britain and Northern Ireland. A Scottish Episcopal Church diocesan reference and the verified identity record support the entry. No architectural, historical or access details are supplied, so the grounded focus remains its current cathedral status, Episcopal identity and Perth location. Those are sufficient to explain both its inclusion and its distinction from nearby map alternatives.