Cobblestone

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Cobblestone is a common block obtained from mining stone. It is mainly used for crafting or as a building block.

The suitable tool to break cobblestone is pickaxe. Cobblestone needs to be broken using a pickaxe, otherwise the breaking time will increase and the block drops nothing.

Cobblestone drops itself when it's destroyed.

Cobblestone occurs naturally in monster rooms, jungle pyramids, pillager outposts, ocean ruins, strongholds, villages, woodland mansions, trail ruins and in trial chambers surrounding baby zombies spawners alongside mossy cobblestone.

A single block of cobblestone always generates at the coordinates of (8, -61, 8) at the center of the void start platform, in Superflat worlds created with the Void biome preset.

When water and flowing lava come into contact, the flowing lava is replaced by cobblestone. However, if the lava flows on top of the water from above, stone is created instead. Non-flowing lava (a lava source block) turns into obsidian upon contact with water, thus the requirement of flowing lava.

Cobblestone is dropped by stone when broken without Silk Touch, and also by infested cobblestone when broken with Silk Touch.

Cobblestone can be used as a basic building block, as it has relatively high blast resistance and is common.

Silverfish can enter and hide in cobblestone, creating an infested block.

Cobblestone is one of the repair items for the stone tier and thus can be used to repair the following items in an anvil:

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  Stone Sword
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  Stone Pickaxe
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  Stone Axe
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  Stone Shovel
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  Stone Hoe
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  Stone Spear

Java Edition:

Bedrock Edition:

Java Edition:

Bedrock Edition:

• 👁 Comparison of all released textures of cobblestone, as well as the original texture of stone
  
  Comparison of all released textures of cobblestone, as well as the original texture of stone
• 👁 Comparison of all released and unreleased textures of cobblestone in the Texture Update.
  
  Comparison of all released and unreleased textures of cobblestone in the Texture Update.

Issues relating to "Cobblestone" are maintained on the bug tracker. Issues should be reported and viewed there.

• 👁 Here is the old Cobblestone in May 13th, 2009.
  
  Here is the old in May 13th, 2009.
• 👁 A lava spring flowing onto a river, thus naturally generating cobblestone.
  
  A lava spring flowing onto a river, thus naturally generating cobblestone.
• 👁 A room mainly made of cobblestone.
  
  A room mainly made of cobblestone.
• 👁 The ground of this shelter has been replaced with mossy cobblestone from a monster room, for aesthetic purposes.
  
  The ground of this shelter has been replaced with mossy cobblestone from a monster room, for aesthetic purposes.
• 👁 Cobblestone and mossy cobblestone found inside of a jungle temple.
  
  Cobblestone and mossy cobblestone found inside of a jungle temple.
• 👁 Example of a village church made with cobblestone.
  
  Example of a village church made with cobblestone.
• 👁 Cobblestone and mossy cobblestone as seen in a village and a pillager outpost from the Java Edition panorama background.
  
  Cobblestone and mossy cobblestone as seen in a village and a pillager outpost from the Java Edition panorama background.
• 👁 Cobblestone and mossy cobblestone as viewed in a beachside pillager outpost.
  
  Cobblestone and mossy cobblestone as viewed in a beachside pillager outpost.
• 👁 A simple cobblestone farm using lava and water.
  
  A simple cobblestone farm using lava and water.
• 👁 A castle made of cobblestone.
  
  A castle made of cobblestone.
• 👁 A creeper statue made of cobblestone.
  
  A creeper statue made of cobblestone.
• 👁 Efe building a structure out of cobblestone
  
  Efe building a structure out of cobblestone

• 👁 Steve towering above the surface with cobblestone and a mace.
  
  Steve towering above the surface with cobblestone and a mace.
• 👁 Cobblestone as it appeared in Minecraft Earth.
  
  Cobblestone as it appeared in Minecraft Earth.
• 👁 Cobblestone Golem, a mob made of cobblestone featured in Minecraft Legends.
  
  Cobblestone Golem, a mob made of cobblestone featured in Minecraft Legends.
• 👁 Cobblestone in the Plastic Texture Pack
  
  Cobblestone in the Plastic Texture Pack

• "Block of the Week: Cobblestone" by Duncan Geere – Minecraft.net, May 18, 2018.