Wakefield Cathedral is included as a current Church of England cathedral in Wakefield. That concise institutional description is the central reason it belongs: the map is concerned with current Anglican and Catholic cathedrals and co-cathedrals, and Wakefield is one of its Anglican entries. The supplied material does not add a separate architectural or historical profile, so its value here lies in accurate identity and placement.

The cathedral is represented by Wikidata Q2363343. Its review coordinates are 53.683056, -1.496944 in Wakefield, United Kingdom. Together, the city name, identity reference and coordinates distinguish this Place from the other English Anglican cathedrals in the selection, including Truro, Wells and St Paul’s Cathedral in London.

Wakefield should therefore be read as a regional cathedral entry, not as a substitute for any similarly labelled church elsewhere. Nothing supplied confirms opening hours, admission, services or visitor facilities, and those details should be checked before a journey. The grounded comparison is simpler: Wakefield is a current Church of England cathedral, located in Wakefield, and mapped as part of the defined national set.