Structure List (Java Edition 1.20)

In Minecraft Java Edition (PC/Mac) 1.20, each structure has a Minecraft ID assigned to it. Structures exist in one of three dimensions (Overworld, Nether, or End). You can find specific structures in the game using the /locate command.

Here is an interactive list of the Minecraft IDs for all structures in Minecraft Java Edition (PC/Mac) 1.20

Search Structures in Java Edition (PC/Mac) 1.20:

(Enter a value in the field above to find structures in the table below)

Minecraft ID	Dimension	Description of Structure
minecraft:ancient_city	Overworld	Nearest Ancient City
minecraft:bastion_remnant	Nether	Nearest Bastion Remnant
minecraft:buried_treasure	Overworld	Nearest Buried Treasure
minecraft:desert_pyramid	Overworld	Nearest Pyramid
minecraft:end_city	End	Nearest End City
minecraft:fortress	Nether	Nearest Nether Fortress
minecraft:igloo	Overworld	Nearest Igloo
minecraft:jungle_pyramid	Overworld	Nearest Jungle Temple
minecraft:mansion	Overworld	Nearest Woodland Mansion
minecraft:mineshaft	Overworld	Nearest Abandoned Mineshaft
minecraft:mineshaft_mesa	Overworld	Nearest Abandoned Mineshaft in Mesa
minecraft:monument	Overworld	Nearest Ocean Monument
minecraft:nether_fossil	Nether	Nearest Nether Fossil
minecraft:ocean_ruin_cold	Overworld	Nearest Ocean Ruin in Cold Ocean
minecraft:ocean_ruin_warm	Overworld	Nearest Ocean Ruin in Warm Ocean
minecraft:pillager_outpost	Overworld	Nearest Pillager Outpost
minecraft:ruined_portal	Overworld or Nether	Nearest Ruined Portal
minecraft:ruined_portal_desert	Overworld	Nearest Ruined Portal in Desert
minecraft:ruined_portal_jungle	Overworld	Nearest Ruined Portal in Jungle
minecraft:ruined_portal_mountain	Overworld	Nearest Ruined Portal in mountain biome
minecraft:ruined_portal_nether	Nether	Nearest Ruined Portal in Nether
minecraft:ruined_portal_ocean	Overworld	Nearest Ruined Portal in Ocean biome
minecraft:ruined_portal_swamp	Overworld	Nearest Ruined Portal in Swamp
minecraft:shipwreck	Overworld	Nearest Shipwreck
minecraft:shipwreck_beached	Overworld	Nearest Beached Shipwreck
minecraft:stronghold	Overworld	Nearest Stronghold
minecraft:swamp_hut	Overworld	Nearest Witch Hut
minecraft:trail_ruins	Overworld	Nearest Trail Ruins
minecraft:village_desert	Overworld	Nearest Village in Desert
minecraft:village_plains	Overworld	Nearest Village in Plains
minecraft:village_savanna	Overworld	Nearest Village in Savanna
minecraft:village_snowy	Overworld	Nearest Village in snowy biome
minecraft:village_taiga	Overworld	Nearest Village in Taiga
#minecraft:cats_spawn_as_black	Overworld	Nearest structure where black cats spawn
#minecraft:cats_spawn_in	Overworld	Nearest structure where cats spawn
#minecraft:dolphin_located	Overworld	Nearest structure where there is a dolphin
#minecraft:eye_of_ender_located	Overworld	Nearest structure where there is an Eye of Ender
#minecraft:mineshaft	Overworld	Nearest Abandoned Mineshaft (regardless of biome)
#minecraft:ocean_ruin	Overworld	Nearest Ocean Ruin (regardless of biome)
#minecraft:on_ocean_explorer_maps	Overworld	Nearest structure on an Ocean Explorer Map
#minecraft:on_treasure_maps	Overworld	Nearest structure on a Treasure Map
#minecraft:on_woodland_explorer_maps	Overworld	Nearest structure on a Woodland Explorer Map
#minecraft:ruined_portal	Overworld or Nether	Nearest Ruined Portal (regardless of biome)
#minecraft:shipwreck	Overworld	Nearest Shipwreck (regardless of biome)
#minecraft:village	Overworld	Nearest Village (regardless of biome)
#minecraft:ancient_city	Overworld	Nearest Ancient City (regardless of biome)
#minecraft:bastion_remnant	Nether	Nearest Bastion Remnant (regardless of biome)
#minecraft:buried_treasure	Overworld	Nearest Buried Treasure (regardless of biome)

Definitions

Minecraft ID is the structure's Internal ID that is used in game commands such as /locate command.
Dimension is the dimension that the structure can be found (such as the Overworld, Nether, or End).
Description is the type of structures that can be found with the specified Minecraft ID.

Example of how to use a Minecraft ID for a Structure

You will need to know the Minecraft ID for a structure when using the /locate command.

For example, you use the Minecraft ID called trail_ruins in the /locate command when you want to find the coordinates of the closest Trail Ruins in your Minecraft world: