Structure List (Pocket Edition)

In Minecraft Pocket Edition (PE), 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 Pocket Edition (PE).

Search Structures in Minecraft Pocket Edition (PE):

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

Minecraft ID	Dimension	Description of Structure
ancient_city	Overworld	Nearest Ancient City
bastion_remnant	Nether	Nearest Bastion Remnant
buried_treasure	Overworld	Nearest Buried Treasure
end_city	End	Nearest End City
fortress	Nether	Nearest Nether Fortress
mansion	Overworld	Nearest Woodland Mansion
mineshaft	Overworld	Nearest Abandoned Mineshaft
monument	Overworld	Nearest Ocean Monument
pillager_outpost	Overworld	Nearest Pillager Outpost
ruined_portal	Overworld or Nether	Nearest Ruined Portal
ruins	Overworld	Nearest Ocean Ruin
shipwreck	Overworld	Nearest Shipwreck
stronghold	Overworld	Nearest Stronghold
temple	Overworld	Nearest Jungle Temple, Pyramid, Witch Hut, Igloo
trail_ruins	Overworld	Nearest Trail Ruins
village	Overworld	Nearest Village

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 ancient_city in the /locate command when you want to find the coordinates of the closest Ancient City in your Minecraft world: