Lists of Coptic church buildings

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Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral (Alexandria)

Lists of Coptic church buildings cover church buildings that employ the Alexandrian Rite. They are organized by region or country. Egypt which is where the Coptic religion began is listed in Africa, although Egypt is in Africa and in Asia.

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Africa

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Egypt

See List of Coptic Orthodox churches in Egypt

Ethiopia

Kenya

Sudan

Tanzania

West Africa

Southern Africa

Asia

East Asia

Israel/Palestine

Gulf States

Mediterranean and the Levant

Pakistan

Australia

See List of Coptic Orthodox churches in Australia

France

North America

Canada

See List of Coptic Orthodox Churches in Canada

Mexico

United States

See List of Coptic Orthodox Churches in the United States

South America

United Kingdom

England

Northern Ireland

Scotland

Wales

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