Reported here is a new hybrid macrocycle, cyclo[1]furan[1]pyridine[4]pyrrole (1), that bears analogy to the previously reported mixed heterocycle system cyclo[2]pyridine[4]pyrrole (2) and cyclo[6]pyrrole 3, an all-pyrrole 22 pi-electron aromatic expanded porphyrin. The oxidized, dianionic form of 1, [1-4H](2-), has been characterized as its uranyl complex. In contrast to 2 and 3 and in spite of the presence of a 2,6-disubstituted pyridine subunit, the uranyl complex of [1-4H](2-) displays solid-state structural and solution-phase spectroscopic features consistent with contributions to the overall electronic structure that involve a conjugated, (4n + 2) pi-electron aromatic periphery.