| Cathedral of St. Catherine | |
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Свя́то-Катери́нинський собо́р | |
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| Location | Kherson |
| Country | Ukraine |
| Denomination | Eastern Orthodox Church |
| Architecture | |
| Architect(s) | Ivan Starov |
| Style | Russian Neoclassicism |
| Years built | 1781–1786 |
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| Diocese | Kherson diocese |
The Cathedral of St. Catherine (Ukrainian: Свято-Катериненський собор, Russian: Свято-Екатерининский собор) is a religious building belonging to the Orthodox faith which is situated within the fortress of Kherson, Ukraine. It was built in 1781–1786, one of the earliest churches in New Russia. It is a domed sandstone structure with a Tuscan portico and heavily rusticated walls. The church was dedicated to Catherine of Alexandria, the patron saint of the reigning empress.