St Paul’s Cathedral belongs on this map as a current Church of England cathedral in London. That description establishes its place within the Anglican side of the guide and distinguishes it from London’s Catholic cathedrals. It is not simply a London landmark grouped under a broad religious label: its inclusion follows the map’s defined focus on current Anglican and Catholic cathedrals and co-cathedrals.

The name is important here because the map also includes St Paul’s Cathedral, Dundee. The two entries are separate Places in different cities and different ecclesiastical contexts. The London cathedral is represented by Wikidata Q173882, while its review coordinates are 51.513778, -0.098306. Those details provide a firm way to identify the intended pin rather than relying on the shared name alone.

Within the London group, St Paul’s should be compared with Westminster Cathedral and the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral of the Holy Family in Exile, not treated as interchangeable. The supplied facts do not establish opening arrangements, architecture or visitor experiences, so the grounded detail to notice is its current Church of England identity, London location and clear distinction from both the Dundee namesake and the city’s Catholic cathedrals.