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Located in Newcastle, Tyne & Wear. Built C12 origins; largely C14; tower and lantern C15; cathedral status 1882. Diocese of Newcastle. Grade I. English Gothic; Perpendicular lantern tower style.
Located in Liverpool, Merseyside. Built Crypt from 1933 (completed 1958); cathedral 1962–67. Diocese of Liverpool. Grade I. Modern; circular plan with lantern tower style.
Located in Lincoln, Lincolnshire. Built Begun 1072; consecrated 1092; Gothic rebuild after 1185, largely 1192-1311. Diocese of Lincoln. Grade I. Romanesque west front; Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular Gothic style.
Located in Lichfield, Staffordshire. Built Present Gothic cathedral c.1195–1330; earlier Anglo-Saxon cathedrals on the site. Diocese of Lichfield. Grade I. Gothic (Early English and Decorated) style.
Located in Kirkwall, Orkney Islands. Built Founded 1137; 12th–14th centuries and later; restorations 1848, 1893, 1913–30. Grade Category A. Romanesque with Gothic additions style.
Located in Isle of Cumbrae, Strathclyde. Built Foundation 1849; opened 1851; raised to cathedral 1876. Diocese of Argyll and the Isles. Grade Category A. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Inverness, Highland. Built 1866–69. Diocese of Moray, Ross and Caithness. Grade Category A. Gothic Revival (English Middle Pointed with French outline) style.
Located in Glasgow, City of Glasgow. Built c.1118–early 14th century; spire and Blackadder Aisle 15th century. Grade Category A. Gothic style.
Located in Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh. Built Mid-C12 origins; rebuilt after 1385 fire; Albany Aisle 1401–10; Preston Aisle from 1455; Chepman Aisle 1513; crown spire rebuilt 1648; recased 1829–33; restored 1870–83; Thistle Chapel 1910. Grade Category A. Gothic style.
Located in Dundee, Tayside. Built 1835; apse 1921; elevated to cathedral 1924. Diocese of Dunkeld. Grade Category B. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Dromore, County Down. Built 1661 by Bishop Jeremy Taylor; Percy aisle 1811; sanctuary, organ aisle and baptistery 1870; Harding aisle 1899. Diocese of Down and Dromore. Grade B1. Gothic Revival style.
Located in Dornoch, Highland. Built Founded 1224; fire 1570; chancel, transept and tower restored 1616; nave rebuilt and restored 1835–37; interior 1924. Grade Category A. Medieval cruciform, much rebuilt style.