Structure

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Structures (also known as a "generated structure" or "structure feature") are naturally-generated formations that can be located using /locate structure and will not spawn in the world when the "Generate Structures" option is disabled during world creation.‌^{[JE only]} Players can generate structures using /place. Certain features, such as monster rooms or desert wells, still generate when this option is disabled and are listed under § Structure-like features due to their resemblance to other defined structures.

The Overworld contains numerous structures, at a wide variety of scales.

These structures can generate only underground in any default Overworld.

Structure	Biome(s)	Description	Screenshot
👁 Image Ancient City	👁 Image Deep Dark	Long corridors made of deepslate and wool, connecting to a central building with a frame like structure made of reinforced deepslate. The central structure resembles a warden. Small ruins can be found scattered around the ancient city containing loot chests inside. Since this structure generates in the deep dark biome, it contains many sculk sensors, shriekers, and catalysts.	👁 Image
👁 Image Buried Treasure	👁 Image Beach 👁 Image Snowy Beach 👁 Image Stony Shore‌[BE only] 👁 Image Mushroom Field Shore‌[BE only]	A hidden chest containing valuable loot that spawn in coastal biomes. They are found using treasure maps located in shipwrecks and occasionally ocean ruins. The most notable item in buried chests are the heart of the sea, which is guaranteed to be found. Other common loot that can be found are diamonds, iron and gold ingots, emeralds, TNT, and potions.	👁 Image
👁 Image Mineshaft	Any Overworld biome except 👁 Image Deep Dark	A maze of corridors supported by oak fences, with incomplete rail systems on which minecarts with chests can generate. Cave spider spawners may generate here heavily surrounded by cobwebs. In badlands biomes, they use dark oak planks instead of oak planks, and may generate close to the surface.	👁 Image
👁 Image Stronghold	Any Overworld biome	Strongholds in Minecraft are generated with maze-like underground structures composed of various specialized rooms, including the essential End portal room, libraries, prison cells, and storage areas. The End portal in the stronghold is the only way to access the End dimension, and it requires eyes of ender to activate. Eyes of ender are also used to locate the stronghold.	👁 Image
👁 Image Trail Ruins	👁 Image Jungle 👁 Image Old Growth Birch Forest 👁 Image Old Growth Pine Taiga 👁 Image Old Growth Spruce Taiga 👁 Image Snowy Taiga 👁 Image Taiga	A group of ruined buildings meant to resemble small, ancient settlements. The entire structure is buried underground except for the tip of the tower, which is exposed to the surface. The structure can contain suspicious gravel with various archaeology items.	👁 Image
👁 Image Trial Chambers	Any Overworld biome except 👁 Image Deep Dark	A large underground structure made of copper and tuff-related blocks, featuring trial spawners and vaults in challenging combat rooms. It is the only place where the breeze is found, as well as the heavy core in vault loot.	👁 Image

These structures generate only aboveground.

Structure	Biome(s)	Description	Screenshot
👁 Image Desert Pyramid	👁 Image Desert 👁 Image Desert Hills‌[BE only]	Large sandstone buildings containing four chests with loot in an underground room hidden beneath terracotta. The chests are trapped with TNT that detonates when a stone pressure plate in the center is stepped on, destroying the chests and their contents. There is also a buried side room with suspicious sand.	👁 Image
👁 Image Igloo	👁 Image Snowy Plains 👁 Image Snowy Taiga 👁 Image Snowy Slopes	Snow buildings that may have a basement hidden under a white carpet. The igloo itself contains little of value, but the basement has a villager and a zombie villager held captive behind iron bars. Acting as a tutorial, the basement contains all ingredients to cure the zombie villager, including a splash potion of Weakness on a brewing stand and golden apple in a chest.	👁 Image
👁 Image Jungle Pyramid	👁 Image Jungle 👁 Image Bamboo Jungle‌[JE only] 👁 Image Jungle Hills‌[BE only]	Overgrown cobblestone structures containing two loot chests, with one trapped with two dispensers firing arrows by redstone and the other hidden behind a lever puzzle. Setting the correct combination for the lever puzzle moves a block on the main floor, revealing a hidden cavity and the chest.	👁 Image
👁 Image Pillager Outpost	👁 Image Plains 👁 Image Desert 👁 Image Savanna 👁 Image Taiga 👁 Image Snowy Plains 👁 Image Grove 👁 Image Meadow 👁 Image Cherry Grove 👁 Image Mountain peak biomes 👁 Image Snowy Slopes 👁 Image Snowy Taiga‌[BE only] 👁 Image Sunflower Plains‌[BE only] 👁 Image Taiga Hills‌[BE only] 👁 Image Snowy Taiga Hills‌[BE only]	An assortment of structures spawning pillagers. The main feature of interest is the watchtower: a tall structure built with wood and cobblestone that generates a loot chest in the top floor. Located around the watchtower are up to four small structures, including tents, target scarecrows, and wooden cages sometimes containing an iron golem or a group of up to 3 allays.	👁 Image
👁 Image Swamp Hut	👁 Image Swamp 👁 Image Swamp Hills‌[BE only]	Swamp huts are small wooden buildings on top of log stilts containing a cauldron with a random potion‌[BE only] and crafting table. Upon their generation, one black cat and one witch occupy the structure's area and the mobs do not despawn naturally. The huts can be used to create a witch farm, as replacement witches spawn automatically.	👁 Image
👁 Image Village	👁 Image Plains 👁 Image Meadow 👁 Image Desert 👁 Image Savanna 👁 Image Taiga 👁 Image Snowy Plains 👁 Image Snowy Taiga‌[BE only] 👁 Image Sunflower Plains‌[BE only] 👁 Image Taiga Hills‌[BE only] 👁 Image Snowy Taiga Hills‌[BE only]	A town full of houses and job sites inhabited by villagers with random professions and up to two iron golems defending the village. They are constructed with a wide variety of materials and different architecture, depending on the biome that they generate in. Villages also contain farms with animals and crops, and cats spawn commonly around the houses. Villages can rarely generate as abandoned villages where zombie villagers spawn instead of villagers. Houses no longer have torches, some blocks are broken and replaced with cobwebs or mossy cobblestone, and no iron golems spawn.	👁 Image 👁 Image
👁 Image Woodland Mansion	👁 Image Dark Forest 👁 Image Pale Garden 👁 Image Dripstone Caves‌[BE only] 👁 Image Lush Caves‌[BE only] 👁 Image Sulfur Caves‌[BE only] 👁 Image Dark Forest Hills‌[BE only]	Massive, systematically-generated buildings constructed with dark oak and a cobblestone foundation. They contain many rooms (some hidden) and loot chests scattered across their three floors, and are inhabited by vindicators and evokers that do not naturally despawn or respawn when defeated. Allays can sometimes be found in prison cells.	👁 Image
👁 Image Abandoned Camp​[upcoming: Third Drop 2026]	👁 Image Meadow 👁 Image Swamp 👁 Image Savanna Most woodland biomes: 👁 Image Cherry Grove 👁 Image Forest 👁 Image Birch Forest 👁 Image Old Growth Birch Forest 👁 Image Flower Forest 👁 Image Windswept Forest 👁 Image Dappled Forest 👁 Image Taiga 👁 Image Snowy Taiga 👁 Image Old Growth Spruce Taiga 👁 Image Old Growth Pine Taiga 👁 Image Sparse Jungle 👁 Image Bamboo Jungle 👁 Image Wooded Badlands 👁 Image Pale Garden	A small tent full of items, from oxidized copper golem statues to utility blocks, such as the crafting table, cauldron, and barrels. Abandoned camps are usually built out of wool stairs and fences, and have different appearances for each biome.	👁 Image

These structures generate both aboveground and underground.

Structure	Biome(s)	Description	Screenshot
👁 Image Ruined Portal	Any Overworld biome except 👁 Image Deep Dark	An incomplete Nether portal constructed with various types of stone materials. They can generate in varying sizes and positions, on the surface, underwater, and in caves. A netherrack platform generates underneath, as well as a loot chest and a few gold blocks.	👁 Image

These structures generate below the sea level i.e. y=64 and in the Ocean biomes.

Note that ocean ruins and shipwrecks sometimes generate above water on shores, and icebergs are partially above and below water.

Structure	Biome(s)	Description	Screenshot
👁 Image Ocean Monument	👁 Image Deep Ocean 👁 Image Deep Frozen Ocean 👁 Image Deep Cold Ocean 👁 Image Deep Lukewarm Ocean 👁 Image Deep Warm Ocean‌[BE only]	Massive prismarine temples inhabited by guardians, as well as three elder guardians in fixed positions. Wet sponges, along with eight blocks of gold as treasure, also generate naturally here. The interior structure is randomly generated, resembling a maze of sorts.	👁 Image
👁 Image Ocean Ruins	👁 Image Deep Ocean 👁 Image Deep Frozen Ocean 👁 Image Deep Cold Ocean 👁 Image Deep Lukewarm Ocean 👁 Image Ocean 👁 Image Frozen Ocean 👁 Image Cold Ocean 👁 Image Warm Ocean 👁 Image Lukewarm Ocean 👁 Image Deep Warm Ocean‌[BE only]	A collection of small structures made of stone bricks or sandstone depending on the ocean temperature. Drowned may spawn naturally here. Along with loot chests, they contain suspicious sand or suspicious gravel. Suspicious sand in warm ocean ruins is the only way to get the sniffer egg.	👁 Image
👁 Image Shipwreck	👁 Image Deep Ocean 👁 Image Deep Frozen Ocean 👁 Image Deep Cold Ocean 👁 Image Deep Lukewarm Ocean 👁 Image Ocean 👁 Image Frozen Ocean 👁 Image Cold Ocean 👁 Image Warm Ocean 👁 Image Lukewarm Ocean 👁 Image Beach 👁 Image Snowy Beach 👁 Image Mushroom Field Shore‌[BE only]	Wooden structures resembling sunken ships in varying states of deterioration, containing up to three loot chests. Sometimes they can generate on land.	👁 Image

The Nether, though equally vast, contains far fewer structures than the Overworld.

Structure	Biome(s)	Description	Screenshot
👁 Image Bastion Remnant	👁 Image Nether Wastes 👁 Image Crimson Forest 👁 Image Warped Forest 👁 Image Soul Sand Valley	Enormous, castle-like blackstone structures housing piglins and piglin brutes. They can generate in various forms (bridges, housing units, hoglin stables, and treasure rooms) and chest loot varies from one form to the next. Large quantities of gold blocks generate within the structure and this is the only place where netherite upgrades can be found.	👁 Image
👁 Image Nether Fortress	All Nether biomes	Towering castles made of Nether bricks that contain blaze monster spawners and Nether wart farms. They are divided into open-air ramparts and winding interior corridors, some of which contain loot chests. Wither skeletons and blazes exclusively spawn here.	👁 Image
👁 Image Nether Fossil	👁 Image Soul Sand Valley	Fossil variants that are more incomplete and purely composed of bone blocks. Dried ghasts may sometimes generate near Nether fossils. In Bedrock Edition, this is technically a feature rather than a structure-like feature.	👁 Image
👁 Image Ruined Portal	All Nether biomes	Similar to the Overworld ruined portal, this is an incomplete Nether portal constructed with blackstone materials instead of stone. They can generate in varying sizes and positions, with a loot chest and a few gold blocks.	👁 Image

The End is the final and most barren dimension. After defeating the ender dragon, gateways to the outer islands are created.

Structure	Biome(s)	Description	Screenshot
👁 Image End City	👁 BiomeSprite the-end.png: Sprite image for the-end in Minecraft The End‌[BE only] 👁 Image End Midlands‌[JE only] 👁 Image End Highlands‌[JE only]	Sprawling, well-connected towers built from purpur blocks, End stone bricks, and magenta stained glass. They are inhabited by shulkers that guard valuable loot chests, and may generate an End ship holding a elytra.	👁 Image

These world generation features share similarities with structures but are generated in the same manner as trees and ores. They will generate even when the "Generate Structures" option‌^{[JE only]} is disabled. These cannot be located using the /locate command.

Features	Biome(s)	Description	Screenshot
👁 Image Amethyst Geode	All Overworld biomes	Large, hollow spherical rocks composed of outer layers of smooth basalt and calcite with an inner layer of amethyst blocks. This is the only place where budding amethyst, amethyst buds, amethyst clusters and amethyst blocks can be found. They come in many sizes, including open geodes and entirely encased geodes.	👁 Image
👁 Image Bonus Chest	Any near the world spawn	A chest with beginner loot, that spawns near the world spawn if the feature was toggled on when creating the world.	👁 Image
👁 Image Desert Well	👁 Image Desert 👁 Image Desert Hills‌[BE only] 👁 Image Desert Lakes‌[BE only]	Small sandstone feature holding water in their center cavity with suspicious sand below.	👁 Image
👁 Image End Gateway	👁 Image End Midlands‌[JE only] 👁 Image End Highlands‌[JE only] 👁 BiomeSprite the-end.png: Sprite image for the-end in Minecraft The End	A 1-block portal that activates after the ender dragon is defeated. Using an ender pearl, the player can teleport to the outer regions of the End. They generate infinetely throughout the world as gateways back to the main island.	👁 Image
👁 Image End Platform	👁 BiomeSprite the-end.png: Sprite image for the-end in Minecraft The End	An obsidian platform that repairs itself when any entity enters the End.	👁 Image
👁 Image End Spike	👁 BiomeSprite the-end.png: Sprite image for the-end in Minecraft The End	Tall obsidian pillars that hold the End crystals. Some of them also have iron bars.	👁 Image
👁 Image Exit portal	👁 BiomeSprite the-end.png: Sprite image for the-end in Minecraft The End	A feature that looks like a fountain. It becomes the only portal to the Overworld and a dragon egg spawns on it after the player defeats the ender dragon.	👁 Image
👁 Image Fossil	👁 Image Mangrove Swamp 👁 Image Desert 👁 Image Swamp 👁 Image Swamp Hills‌[BE only] 👁 Image Desert Hills‌[BE only] 👁 Image Desert Lakes‌[BE only]	Usually buried feature made of bone blocks and coal or diamond ore depending on the altitude.	👁 Image
👁 Image Monster Room	All Overworld biomes	A small cobblestone room containing a monster spawner, which spawns zombies, skeletons, or spiders, as well as up to two loot chests. They are typically connected to underground caves but may generate above ground or intersected with true structures such as mineshafts or strongholds.	👁 Image
👁 Image Void start platform	👁 BiomeSprite the-void.png: Sprite image for the-void in Minecraft The Void‌[JE only] 👁 Image Plains‌[BE only]	A platform made of stone with a cobblestone block in the center. They can spawn only in superflat worlds with "The Void" preset selected.	👁 Image

These are structures that have been removed or exist only in older versions of Minecraft.

Structure	Biome(s)	Description
👁 Image Brick Pyramid	Anywhere, since biomes did not exist at the time.	A giant pyramid that had no interior and was made solely out of bricks. It was made to test structure generation. The official name for this structure is unknown. Was removed in Java Edition Infdev 20100327.
👁 Image Glass Pillar	Any Overworld biome.	A tall, 1×1 glass pillar that stretched from the End portal room in the stronghold all the way to the build limit. According to Jeb, it was a debug feature that he forgot to remove. It was removed in the version Java Edition Beta 1.9 Prerelease 4.
👁 Image Starting House	Anywhere on the Java Edition Indev world.	Used to serve as the spawn location for the player during the Indev phase. The first edition of this house was made of mossy cobblestone, but later it was changed to wooden planks. It also originally included chests with various items, which were later removed.
👁 Image Monolith	Anywhere during Infdev.	Chunk-sized patches of terrain that would generate up to the height limit. They were never intended to be in the game as they were just a "glitch". Monoliths were patched in the version Alpha v1.2.0 Preview.
👁 Image Nether Reactor‌[BE only]	Anywhere, as it's built by the player.	A player-built structure that would turn into the "Nether Spire", and would give the player access to unobtainable items. The reason for its addition is because the Nether did not exist in Pocket Edition back then. It was then removed after the addition of the Nether in Pocket Edition.
👁 Image Nether Spire‌[BE only]	Anywhere where the Nether reactor was built.	A tall and round structure that spawned over the Nether reactor. It was made out of obsidian, which was later changed to netherrack. It would spawn various zombie pigmen and items from the Nether. Its purpose was to enable the players on Pocket Edition to obtain certain items, since the Nether was not implemented yet.
👁 Image Obsidian Wall	Anywhere, since it stretched toward every direction.	A 2 block tall obsidian wall that was present during some versions of the Infdev phase. It started in the middle of the world, and stretched toward north, south, west and east. This structure doesn't have an official name.

Structures are generated for a given chunk after the terrain has been formed. The chunk format includes a tag called TerrainPopulated that indicates whether structures whose "point of origin" is in that chunk have been generated. If it is false or missing, it generates again. Structure generation is based on what is already in the chunk, so (for example) flagging a chunk that has already been populated for repopulation approximately doubles the amount of ore in it. When structures are generated, they can spill over into neighboring chunks that have been previously generated.

The following table lists configured structure features' IDs in Java Edition and structure features' IDs in Bedrock Edition. These IDs can be used in /locate command.

Structure name	Java Edition	Bedrock Edition	Dimension
👁 Image Ancient City	ancient_city	ancientcity ancient_city	Overworld
👁 Image Bastion Remnant	bastion_remnant	bastionremnant bastion_remnant	The Nether
👁 Image Buried Treasure	buried_treasure	buriedtreasure buried_treasure	Overworld
👁 Image End City	end_city	endcity end_city	The End
👁 Image Nether Fortress	fortress	fortress	The Nether
👁 Image Woodland Mansion	mansion	mansion	Overworld
👁 Image Mineshaft	mineshaft mineshaft_mesa	mineshaft	Overworld
👁 Image Ocean Monument	monument	monument	Overworld
👁 Image Nether Fossil	nether_fossil	Not a Structure	The Nether
👁 Image Ocean Ruins	ocean_ruin_cold ocean_ruin_warm	ruins	Overworld
👁 Image Pillager Outpost	pillager_outpost	pillageroutpost pillager_outpost	Overworld
👁 Image Ruined Portal	ruined_portal ruined_portal_desert ruined_portal_jungle ruined_portal_mountain ruined_portal_nether ruined_portal_ocean ruined_portal_swamp	ruinedportal ruined_portal	Overworld, The Nether
👁 Image Shipwreck	shipwreck shipwreck_beached	shipwreck	Overworld
👁 Image Stronghold	stronghold	stronghold	Overworld
👁 Image Desert Pyramid	desert_pyramid	temple	Overworld
👁 Image Igloo	igloo
👁 Image Jungle Pyramid	jungle_pyramid
👁 Image Swamp Hut	swamp_hut
👁 Image Trail Ruins	trail_ruins	trail_ruins	Overworld
👁 Image Trial Chambers	trial_chambers	trial_chambers	Overworld
👁 Image Village	village_desert village_plains village_savanna village_snowy village_taiga	village	Overworld

In Java Edition, there are some structure tags in vanilla game.

Tag	Structure(s)
#cats_spawn_as_black #cats_spawn_in	👁 Image Swamp hut
#dolphin_located	👁 Image Shipwreck 👁 Image Ocean ruins
#eye_of_ender_located	👁 Image Stronghold
#mineshaft	👁 Image Mineshaft
#ocean_ruin	👁 Image Ocean ruins
#on_ocean_explorer_maps	👁 Image Ocean monument
#on_treasure_maps	👁 Image Buried treasure
#on_trial_explorer_maps	👁 Image Trial chambers
#on_woodland_explorer_maps	👁 Image Woodland mansion
#ruined_portal	👁 Image Ruined portal
#shipwreck	👁 Image Shipwreck
#village	👁 Image Village

Java Edition Infdev
20100625-1917							Added dungeons.
Java Edition Beta
1.8			Pre-release				Added mineshafts.
							Added plains villages.
							Added strongholds.
Java Edition
1.0.0			Beta 1.9 Prerelease				Added Nether fortresses.
1.2.1			12w04a				Added desert wells.
1.3.1			12w21a				Added desert villages and desert pyramids.
			12w22a				Added jungle pyramids.
1.4.2			12w40a				Added swamp huts.
1.8			14w25a				Added ocean monuments.
1.8.1			pre1				Swamp huts can now spawn witches at levels 64 to 71, enabling three spawning floors for witches.
1.9			15w31a				Added End cities.
			15w43a				Added igloos.
1.10			16w20a				Added fossils, badlands mineshafts, savanna villages, taiga villages and abandoned villages.
			16w21a				Blacksmith job sites in villages now generate with cobblestone in all biomes, rather than acacia logs in savannas and sandstone in deserts.
			pre1				Zombie villagers generated in zombie villages no longer despawn.
							Wooden fences are now substituted with the biome’s corresponding wood type.
							Paths no longer replace most blocks, preventing them from generating in treetops or bridging ravines.
1.11			16w39a				Added woodland mansions.
							Added the /locate command that shows the coordinates of the nearest structures.
			16w42a				Witches that spawn upon the generation of witch huts no longer despawn.
1.13			17w43a				Structures using structure files can now be modified, with the addition of data packs.
			17w47a				Flower pots in swamp huts now contain mushrooms; they were previously empty.
			18w09a				Added ocean ruins.
			18w10a				Added buried treasure chests.
			18w11a				Added shipwrecks.
1.14			18w47a				Added pillager outposts.
			18w48a				Overhauled plains villages.
			18w49a				Overhauled savanna villages and added snowy tundra villages.
			18w50a				Overhauled desert and taiga villages.
			19w04a				Re-added desert and taiga abandoned villages.
			19w07a				Re-added plains and savanna abandoned villages and added snowy tundra abandoned villages.
1.16			20w06a				Added Nether fossils.
			20w16a				Added bastion remnants and ruined portals.
1.17			20w45a				Added amethyst geodes.
1.19			Deep Dark Experimental Snapshot 1				Added ancient cities.
			22w11a				Removed ancient cities.
			22w13a				Re-added ancient cities.
1.20			23w12a				Added trail ruins.
1.20.3 Experiment Update 1.21			23w45a				Added trial chambers.
Upcoming Java Edition
26.3			snap1				Added abandoned camps.

Pocket Edition Alpha
v0.9.0			build 1				Added villages, abandoned mineshafts, strongholds, dungeons, and desert wells.
			build 2				Added desert villages.
v0.10.0			build 1				Abandoned mineshafts now generate on ground level in badlands biomes.
v0.11.0			build 1				Added desert wells.
v0.12.1			build 1				Added the Nether along with Nether fortresses.
v0.13.0			build 1				Added desert pyramids.
v0.14.0			build 1				Added swamp huts.
							Cauldrons in swamp huts are filled with a random potion.
v0.15.0			build 1				Added jungle pyramids, savanna villages, taiga villages, snowy taiga villages and abandoned villages.
v0.16.0			build 1				Added ocean monuments.
Pocket Edition
1.0.0			alpha 0.17.0.1				Added the End and along with End cities.
							Added igloos.
1.1.0			alpha 1.1.0.0				Added woodland mansions.
1.1.3			alpha 1.1.3.0				Added fossils.
Bedrock Edition
1.4.0			beta 1.2.14.2				Added shipwrecks.
							Added buried treasure chests.
			beta 1.2.20.1				Added ocean ruins.
1.10.0			beta 1.10.0.3				Added pillager outposts.
							Overhauled villages.
							Removed abandoned villages.
1.13.0			beta 1.13.0.9				Re-added abandoned villages.
1.16.0			beta 1.16.0.57				Added Nether fossils, bastion remnants, and ruined portals.
1.17.0			beta 1.17.0.50				Added amethyst geodes.
1.18.30			beta 1.18.30.32				Added ancient cities.
1.19.80 Experiment Next Major Update			Preview 1.19.80.22				Added trail ruins.
1.20.60 Experiment Update 1.21			Preview 1.20.60.20				Added trial chambers.
Upcoming Bedrock Edition
26.40 Experiment Drop 3 of 2026			Preview 26.40.27				Added abandoned camps.

Legacy Console Edition
Xbox 360	Xbox One	PS3	PS4	PS Vita	Wii U	Switch
TU1	CU1	1.00	1.00	1.00	Patch 1	1.0.1	Added dungeons.
TU5							Added villages, abandoned mineshafts, and strongholds.
TU12							Added desert wells.
TU14		1.04					Added jungle and desert pyramids.
TU19	CU7	1.12	1.12	1.12			Added swamp huts.
TU31	CU19	1.22	1.22	1.22	Patch 3		Added ocean monuments.
TU43	CU33	1.36	1.36	1.36	Patch 13		Added fossils and igloos.
TU46	CU36	1.38	1.38	1.38	Patch 15		Added End cities.
TU54	CU44	1.52	1.52	1.52	Patch 24	1.0.4	Added woodland mansions.
TU69		1.76	1.76	1.76	Patch 38		Added shipwrecks, ocean ruins, icebergs, and buried treasure chests.
			1.91				Added pillager outposts, and plains, desert, savanna, taiga, snowy tundra, and snowy taiga villages.

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👁 EnvSprite hoodoo.png: Sprite image for hoodoo in Minecraft Terrain features 👁 Image Overworld Terrain 👁 Image Canyon 👁 Image Carver cave 👁 Image Cliff 👁 Image Floating island 👁 Image Hill 👁 Image Mountains 👁 Image Noise cave Surface 👁 Image Surface layers 👁 Image Erosion 👁 Image Slopes Strip 👁 Image Terracotta 👁 Image Marshland 👁 Image Hoodoo 👁 Image Iceberg Water bodies 👁 Image Aquifer 👁 Image Sea level 👁 Image Ocean 👁 Image River Others 👁 Image Ore vein 👁 Image The Nether 👁 Image Carver cave 👁 Image Erosion 👁 Image Lava sea 👁 Image The End 👁 Image Central island 👁 Image Erosion 👁 Image Outer islands Removed 👁 Image Beach 👁 Image Gravel 👁 Image Far Lands 👁 Image Underwater cave 👁 Image Underwater ravine Java Edition only 👁 Image Monolith
👁 EnvSprite mineshaft.png: Sprite image for mineshaft in Minecraft 👁 Image Overworld 👁 Image Ruined Portal Surface 👁 Image Desert Pyramid 👁 Image Igloo 👁 Image Jungle Pyramid 👁 Image Pillager Outpost 👁 Image Swamp Hut 👁 Image Village 👁 Image Farm 👁 Image Woodland Mansion 👁 Image Abandoned Camp​[upcoming: Third Drop 2026] Underwater 👁 Image Ocean Monument 👁 Image Ocean Ruins 👁 Image Shipwreck Underground 👁 Image Ancient City 👁 Image Buried Treasure 👁 Image Mineshaft 👁 Image Stronghold 👁 Image Trail Ruins 👁 Image Trial Chambers 👁 Image The Nether 👁 Image Bastion Remnant 👁 Image Nether Fortress 👁 Image Nether Fossil 👁 Image Ruined Portal 👁 Image The End 👁 Image End City Utility 👁 Image Jigsaw Joke 9x9.nbt 👁 Image Bonus barrel 👁 Image Bridge 👁 Image Colosseum command.com.nbt content.nbt desire.nbt house_of_bob.nbt library.nbt llama.nbt 👁 Image Lunar Base 👁 Image Potato Mineshaft 👁 Image Potato Village 👁 Image Ruined Portatol 👁 Image Shapes Removed 👁 Image Village (old) Java Edition only 👁 Image Brick Pyramid 👁 Image Glass Pillars 👁 Image Obsidian Wall 👁 Image 👁 Image Starting House
👁 EnvSprite oak.png: Sprite image for oak in Minecraft Features 👁 Image Overworld 👁 Image Lava Lake 👁 Image Spring Surface 👁 Image Bonus Chest 👁 Image Desert Well 👁 Image Disk 👁 Image Iceberg 👁 Image Blue Ice 👁 Image Ice Patch 👁 Image Ice Spike 👁 Image Freeze Top Layer 👁 Image Forest Rock 👁 Image Pile 👁 Image Sulfur Spring Underground 👁 Image Amethyst Geode 👁 Image Pointed Dripstone 👁 Image Dripstone cluster 👁 Image Large dripstone 👁 Image Monster Room 👁 Image Fossil 👁 Image Ore 👁 Image Underwater Magma 👁 Image Sulfur Pool 👁 Image Sulfur Spike Vegetation 👁 Image Patched vegetations 👁 Image Bamboo 👁 Image Coral Reef 👁 Image Kelp 👁 Image Sea Pickle 👁 Image Seagrass 👁 Image Glow Lichen 👁 Image Sculk Vein 👁 Image Sculk Patch 👁 Image Huge Mushroom 👁 Image Root System 👁 Image Tree 👁 Image Oak 👁 Image Swamp 👁 Image Spruce 👁 Image Birch 👁 Image Jungle 👁 Image Bush 👁 Image Acacia 👁 Image Dark Oak 👁 Image Azalea 👁 Image Mangrove 👁 Image Cherry 👁 Image Pale Oak 👁 Image Poplar​[upcoming: Third Drop 2026] 👁 Image Fallen Tree 👁 Image Vines 👁 Image Cave 👁 Image Vegetation Patch 👁 Image Pale Moss Patch Bedrock Edition only 👁 Image Tree with Vines Superflat only 👁 Image Void Start Platform Java Edition only 👁 Image Fill layer 👁 Image The Nether 👁 Image Basalt Columns 👁 Image Basalt Pillar 👁 Image Blob 👁 Image Glowstone 👁 Image Delta 👁 Image Lava spring 👁 Image Fire patch Vegetation 👁 Image Nether Forest Vegetation 👁 Image Twisting Vines 👁 Image Weeping Vines 👁 Image Huge Fungus 👁 Image The End 👁 Image Chorus Plant 👁 Image End Gateway 👁 Image End Platform 👁 Image End Podium 👁 Image End Spike 👁 Image End Island Removed 👁 Image Clay Blob 👁 Image Water Lake Utility Java Edition only no_op Random Boolean Selector Random Selector Replace Single Block Simple Block Simple Random Selector Joke 👁 Image Hash Well 👁 Image Potato Geode 👁 Image Potato Tree

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Geography	👁 Image Altitude 👁 Image Biome 👁 Image Chunks 👁 Image Daylight cycle 👁 Image Feature 👁 Image Light 👁 Image Nether roof 👁 Image 👁 Image Terrain features 👁 Image Void 👁 Image World 👁 Image World border 👁 Image World boundary 👁 Image World generation
Weather	👁 Image Rain 👁 Image Snowfall 👁 Image Thunderstorm
Dimensions	👁 Image Overworld 👁 Image The Nether 👁 Image The End
World types	👁 Image Default 👁 Image Superflat 👁 Image Single Biome JE only 👁 Image Amplified 👁 Image Debug mode 👁 Image Large Biomes Editor only 👁 Image Void
Player constructions	👁 Image Beacon pyramid 👁 Image Conduit frame 👁 Image Enchanting library 👁 Image Nether Portal Pre-generated 👁 Image End portal
Matter	Blocks 👁 Image Solid 👁 Image Liquid 👁 Image Gas 👁 Image Opacity Placement 👁 Image Entities 👁 Image Mobs 👁 Image Player 👁 Image Items 👁 Image Non-renewable resources 👁 Image Renewable resources
Sound	👁 Image Music Ambience
Joke	Dimensions Bridge 👁 Image Generated dimensions 👁 Image Hub Mine 👁 Image The Moon 👁 Image Potato Player constructions 👁 Image Funky Portal 👁 Image Other Portal Pre-generated 👁 Image Lunar Base
Bugs	Distance effects Bedrock Edition Java Edition Removed 👁 Image Far Lands
Removed	Java Edition only 👁 Image Custom 👁 Image Map theme 👁 Image Map shape 👁 Image Map type 👁 Image Infinite Map Visualizer 👁 Image Old Customized 👁 Image Winter mode Bedrock Edition only 👁 Image Old 👁 Image Nether Reactor LCE & New 3DS only 👁 Image Amplified Worlds 👁 Image World size

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