Secret base with eye of ender lock

A large city populated by NPC's and connected to 7! other NPC-populated villages by railways. All was created in survival, what means that all resources were mined and harvested locally, and as it was such a long-term project a lot of thought was put into it. There is tons of stuff to explore: swimming pools, churches, skyscrapers, stadium, railway stations, long railway bridges, secret storage rooms, several connected remote villages, huge mining pits, automated bamboo harvesting field, tree farms, grain storage, sea village, shipping tunnels, redstone lighting system etc...) have fun! - update: villages expanded, added mining town with large open pit mine and expanded Novus, the farming town. Started to add banners to give all towns a unique identity.

Not my original map. using for server

This is the first world I have made. It was created from a seed that contained a huge mountain. On the exterior, it looks like a huge mountain, with a little house on the top. But, you enter, then pull the lever on the left side, and go down the tunel, and there it will be...
I hope you enjoy it :)

Thisis not only mine map but i added many castles,towers and villages.
Good games...

There is one isnand on this map. Island is small, but on island you can find some trees, cows and much more. In underground you can find iron, gold, coal and DIAMOND ores.

Enyoy this island!

The family World updated for the 4th time, 6 months old.

Complete with 2 Castles, a sky town, Santa's Village, Minecart Tracks, a Dungeon with Escape Routes, Waterfalls, 3 new Reservoirs, underwater secret caves, a Lighthouse (Not moving, the new version I plan on will be 3 times bigger on the next Castle). Oh, and Bob, the sheep in the rain forest. Check out Maccodibies on Youtube for Videos of the map. And a now complete golden gate bride, drop me a line for suggestions

A large base with 3 towers for residence, extensive underground passages, an epic rail network and many outposts at the ends of train lines.

Bear in mind this is a work in progress - constructive comments welcomed.