A city in the United Kingdom which, before letters patent came to be considered the essential test for city status, held city status by virtue of having a cathedral within its bounds. Most, but not all, such cities continue to hold city status.
A type of city in a former British colony which resembles some English cathedral cities in that it has a relatively small population and an Anglican cathedral, and also holds the title of 'city'. Such a city may have been granted the title of 'city' as a direct result of the foundation of an Anglican cathedral (for instance, Goulburn, New South Wales), or the combination of the three characteristics may simply be coincidental (for instance, Wangaratta, Victoria).
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