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Diocese of Tenison Road Triangle

*Triangulum Viae Tenisonis*

Teh Triangle
Diocese of Tenison Road Triangle; Triangulum Viae Tenisonis; Teh Triangle
Location
Country	United Kingdom
Territory	England
Ecclesiastical province	Canterbury
Coordinates	52°11′50″N 0°08′06″E / 52.197301°N 0.135076°E
Information
Denomination	Anglican
Cathedral	None
Current leadership
Bishop	Anne Campbell
Map
	Map of the diocese, showing the cycles-only zone. The diocese consists of the Grass area and the pavement surrounding it.; Map of the diocese, showing the cycles-only zone. The diocese consists of the Grass area and the pavement surrounding it.

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The Diocese of the Tenison Road Triangle is a small unused diocese located in the city of Cambridge. Created in 1979 as a legal fiction to allow two bishops to swap diocese, it has never held a cathedral and no worship has ever taken place there. The role of bishop is purely ceremonial: in one interview current bishop Anne Campbell stated that the Church of England had 'never ever contacted [her] again'.