California
| Municipality | Cathedral | Image | Location & References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alhambra (Los Angeles area) | St. Steven's Cathedral (Serbian Orthodox) | ||
| Burbank (Los Angeles area) | St Leon Cathedral (Armenian Church in America) (Oriental Orthodox Communion) | ||
| St Ephraim Cathedral (Syriac Orthodox) (Oriental Orthodox Communion) | |||
| El Cajon (San Diego area) | St Peter's Cathedral Eparchy of St Peter Apostle in San Diego (Chaldean Catholic) | ||
| Fountain Valley (Los Angeles area) | All Saints Cathedral (Anglican Province of America) | ||
| Fresno | St John's Cathedral (Roman Catholic) | ||
| St James' Anglican Cathedral (Anglican Church in North America) | |||
| Los Angeles | Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral (Roman Catholic) | ||
| St John's Cathedral (Episcopal) | |||
| St Sophia Cathedral (Greek Orthodox) | |||
| St Peter's Cathedral (Maronite Catholic) | |||
| Holy Virgin Mary Russian Orthodox Cathedral (Orthodox Church in America) | |||
| St Nicholas Cathedral (Antiochian Orthodox) | |||
| Holy Transfiguration Cathedral (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia) | |||
| St Vibiana's Cathedral (deconsecrated) (Roman Catholic) | |||
| Sherman Oaks | St Mary's Byzantine Catholic Proto-Cathedral (Byzantine Catholic) | ||
| Modesto | Mar Zaia Cathedral (Assyrian Church of the East) | ||
| Montebello (Los Angeles area) | Holy Cross Cathedral (Armenian Apostolic Church) (Oriental Orthodox Communion) | ||
| Monterey | Cathedral of San Carlos Borromeo (Roman Catholic) | ||
| Oakland | Cathedral of Christ the Light (Roman Catholic) | ||
| St Francis de Sales Cathedral (damaged in earthquake 1989, demolished 1993) (Roman Catholic) | |||
| Ascension Cathedral (Greek Orthodox) | |||
| Orange | Cathedral of the Holy Family (Roman Catholic) | ||
| Sacramento | Blessed Sacrament Cathedral (Roman Catholic) | ||
| Trinity Cathedral (Episcopal) | |||
| San Bernardino | Our Lady of the Rosary Cathedral (Roman Catholic) | ||
| San Diego | St Joseph Cathedral (Roman Catholic) | ||
| St Paul's Cathedral (Episcopal) | |||
| St Francis Universal Life Catholic Cathedral Chapel (Universal Catholic Church) (not in communion with Rome) | |||
| San Francisco | Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption (Roman Catholic) | ||
| Old Saint Mary's Cathedral (Roman Catholic) | |||
| Grace Cathedral (Episcopal) | |||
| Annunciation Cathedral (Greek Orthodox) | |||
| Holy Trinity Orthodox Cathedral (Orthodox Church in America) | |||
| Holy Virgin Cathedral (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia) | |||
| Old Holy Virgin Cathedral (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia) | |||
| St Nicholas Cathedral (Russian Orthodox Patriarchate of Moscow) | |||
| San Jose | Cathedral Basilica of St Joseph (Roman Catholic) | ||
| Saint Patrick Proto-Cathedral (Roman Catholic) | |||
| Trinity Cathedral (Episcopal) | |||
| Santa Rosa | Cathedral of Saint Eugene (Roman Catholic) | ||
| Stockton | Cathedral of the Annunciation (Roman Catholic) |
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