Which structures can I find?

Villages, strongholds, pillager outposts, trial chambers, ancient cities, woodland mansions, ocean monuments, ruined portals, desert and jungle temples, witch huts, igloos, trail ruins, shipwrecks, ocean ruins, buried treasure, mineshafts, nether fortresses, bastion remnants and end cities, depending on the version.

How accurate is the structure finder?

We checked it with the official Minecraft Java server's /locate on 20 seeds that were never used to tune the map: 2,580 of 2,580 answers were the same chunk, in Java 26.3 and 1.21.4.

Does it work for Bedrock Edition?

Not yet. Bedrock Edition places structures differently from Java, so the map only shows Bedrock biomes and slime chunks for now. Bedrock structures will be added once they match the official Bedrock server.

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Minecraft Structure Finder

Find any structure in your world from its seed: villages, strongholds, trial chambers, ancient cities, nether fortresses and more, 22 types in all. Pick one in the Find tab to list the nearest, with coordinates.

Structure types: 22
Dimensions: Overworld, Nether and the End
Search range: Up to 32,768 blocks
Versions: Java Beta 1.7 to 26.3

Source: Minecraft Wiki

Positions are for Java Edition. Bedrock Edition places structures differently; they will be added to the Bedrock map once they match the official Bedrock server.

How to use it

1
Enter your seed
Type or paste your world's seed in the Seed box and pick the version you play. In Java Edition, type /seed in chat to see it. If you upgraded an old world, pick the version its chunks were generated in: chunks that already exist keep what they had.
2
Pick what to find
In the Find tab, pick one and press Find: you get the five nearest to the middle of the map, with coordinates.
3
Go there
Click a marker or a result to copy its coordinates or a /tp command, then paste it in the game.

How the map knows where structures are

Every structure position follows from the seed. The game splits each dimension into regions, picks a spot in each region from the seed, and builds the structure there only if the biome and terrain allow it. The map runs the same rules in your browser, so it can show structures anywhere without loading the world.

Rules change between versions, so pick the version you play. A village in 1.17 is somewhere else in 1.18.

Checked against the game

We compared the map with the official Minecraft Java server's /locate on 20 held-out seeds: 2,580 of 2,580 answers across 22 structure types were the same chunk (Java 26.3 and 1.21.4). How we tested

Minecraft Structure Finder

How to use it

Enter your seed

Pick what to find

Go there

How the map knows where structures are

Checked against the game

A finder for each structure

Questions