# St David's and the Cathedral Close > community in Pembrokeshire, Wales **Wikidata**: [Q24341876](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q24341876) **Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Davids_and_the_Cathedral_Close) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/st-david-s-and-the-cathedral-close ## Summary St David's and the Cathedral Close is a community in Pembrokeshire, Wales, classified as a city. It is located in the historic county of Pembrokeshire and has a population of 1,751 as of the 2021 census. The community is notable for its association with St David's Cathedral and the surrounding Cathedral Close area. ## Key Facts - **Classification**: St David's and the Cathedral Close is classified as a city and a community. - **Location**: Situated in Pembrokeshire, Wales, with coordinates at 51.89045° N, 5.29702° W. - **Population**: - 1,751 residents in 2021 (with 846 households, 897 males, and 854 females). - 1,797 residents in 2001 (with 809 households, 948 males, and 849 females). - 1,841 residents in 2011 (with 851 households, 927 males, and 914 females). - **Administrative Codes**: - TOID: 7000000000024110. - GSS Code (2011): W04000466. - **Geographic Identifiers**: - Geonames ID: 7301106. - OpenStreetMap Relation ID: 11175905. - **Related Images**: - Porthstinian (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Porthstinian_-_geograph.org.uk_-_478476.jpg). - St David's Cathedral and Bishop's Palace (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/St_David's_Cathedral_and_Bishop's_Palace_-_geograph.org.uk_-_774149.jpg). - **Pronunciation**: Welsh pronunciation audio available (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/LL-Q9309_(cym)-Jason.nlw-Tyddewi_a_Chlos_y_Gadeirlan.wav). - **Wikipedia Availability**: Available in Cebuano, Welsh, English, and Swedish. - **Commons Category**: St David's and the Cathedral Close (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:St_David's_and_the_Cathedral_Close). - **Locator Map**: Available as an SVG image (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/2024_Wales_Pembrokeshire_Community_St_Davids_map.svg). ## FAQs - **What is the population of St David's and the Cathedral Close?** The community had a population of 1,751 in 2021, 1,797 in 2001, and 1,841 in 2011, with varying household and gender distributions in each census year. - **Where is St David's and the Cathedral Close located?** The community is located in Pembrokeshire, Wales, with precise coordinates at 51.89045° N, 5.29702° W. - **What are the administrative codes for St David's and the Cathedral Close?** The community is identified by TOID 7000000000024110 and GSS Code W04000466. - **What images are associated with St David's and the Cathedral Close?** Related images include Porthstinian and St David's Cathedral and Bishop's Palace, both available on Wikimedia Commons. - **Is there a pronunciation guide for St David's and the Cathedral Close?** Yes, a Welsh pronunciation audio file is available for the community's name. - **What languages is the Wikipedia article available in?** The Wikipedia article is available in Cebuano, Welsh, English, and Swedish. ## Why It Matters St David's and the Cathedral Close holds cultural and historical significance as a community deeply tied to St David's Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area's population data provides insights into demographic trends over two decades, reflecting changes in household structures and gender distributions. The community's geographic identifiers and administrative codes ensure accurate mapping and administrative recognition. The availability of related images and pronunciation guides enhances accessibility and cultural understanding. The Wikipedia article's multilingual support broadens its reach to diverse audiences. The community's locator map and commons category further support its documentation and preservation. ## Notable For - **Cultural Heritage**: Home to St David's Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. - **Population Trends**: Detailed census data from 2001, 2011, and 2021. - **Geographic Precision**: Accurate coordinates and administrative codes. - **Multimedia Resources**: High-quality images and pronunciation guides. - **Wikipedia Accessibility**: Available in multiple languages. - **Commons Documentation**: Well-organized category and locator map. ## Body ### Location and Geography St David's and the Cathedral Close is situated in Pembrokeshire, Wales, with precise coordinates at 51.89045° N, 5.29702° W. The community is part of the historic county of Pembrokeshire and is identified by the TOID 7000000000024110 and GSS Code W04000466. A locator map is available for reference. ### Population Data The community's population has been recorded in multiple censuses: - **2021 Census**: 1,751 residents, with 846 households, 897 males, and 854 females. - **2001 Census**: 1,797 residents, with 809 households, 948 males, and 849 females. - **2011 Census**: 1,841 residents, with 851 households, 927 males, and 914 females. ### Cultural and Historical Significance The community is notable for its association with St David's Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The cathedral and the surrounding Cathedral Close area contribute to the community's cultural heritage. ### Administrative and Geographic Identifiers - **Geonames ID**: 7301106. - **OpenStreetMap Relation ID**: 11175905. - **SNARC ID**: soul. ### Multimedia and Documentation - **Images**: Porthstinian and St David's Cathedral and Bishop's Palace are available on Wikimedia Commons. - **Pronunciation**: A Welsh pronunciation audio file is provided for the community's name. - **Commons Category**: St David's and the Cathedral Close is well-documented in the commons category. ### Wikipedia Availability The Wikipedia article is available in multiple languages, including Cebuano, Welsh, English, and Swedish, ensuring broad accessibility. ### References and Sources Population data is sourced from the UK Census, with references to specific tables and publishers. The coordinates and other geographic data are verified by the UK government. ## References 1. [Parish Profiles. Office for National Statistics](https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/sources/census_2021_pp) 2. [Key Statistics. Office for National Statistics](https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/sources/census_2001_ks) 3. [Key Statistics. Office for National Statistics](https://www.nomisweb.co.uk/sources/census_2011_ks)