All Minecraft Structures

25 vanilla structures across all dimensions. Click any structure for full details.

Structure	Dimension	Category	Rarity	Y-Level
Abandoned Camp	Overworld	Overworld Surface	Uncommon	63 to 160
Amethyst Geode	Overworld	Overworld Underground	Uncommon	-58 to 30
Ancient City	Overworld	Overworld Underground	Rare	-64 to -30
Bastion Remnant	Nether	Nether	Uncommon	30 to 80
Buried Treasure	Overworld	Ocean	Common	60 to 65
Desert Pyramid	Overworld	Overworld Surface	Uncommon	60 to 75
End City	End	End	Uncommon	50 to 100
End Gateway	End	End	Unique	65 to 75
End Ship	End	End	Rare	50 to 100
Igloo	Overworld	Overworld Surface	Uncommon	62 to 74
Jungle Pyramid	Overworld	Overworld Surface	Rare	60 to 80
Mineshaft	Overworld	Overworld Underground	Common	-60 to 50
Nether Fortress	Nether	Nether	Uncommon	30 to 80
Ocean Monument	Overworld	Ocean	Uncommon	30 to 60
Ocean Ruins	Overworld	Ocean	Common	30 to 65
Pillager Outpost	Overworld	Overworld Surface	Uncommon	60 to 90
Ruined Portal (Nether)	Nether	Nether	Common	30 to 100
Ruined Portal (Overworld)	Overworld	Overworld Surface	Common	-60 to 100
Shipwreck	Overworld	Ocean	Common	30 to 65
Stronghold	Overworld	Overworld Underground	Rare	-30 to 0
Trail Ruins	Overworld	Overworld Underground	Uncommon	-15 to 2
Trial Chamber	Overworld	Overworld Underground	Uncommon	-40 to -20
Village	Overworld	Overworld Surface	Common	60 to 80
Witch Hut	Overworld	Overworld Surface	Uncommon	60 to 70
Woodland Mansion	Overworld	Overworld Surface	Very Rare	60 to 80

How far apart structures generate

Most structures are not scattered chunk by chunk. For each kind, Java Edition cuts the map into square regions and picks one spot in every region. The structure only appears if the biome at that spot allows it, so a region that is all the wrong biome stays empty, and two of the same kind never crowd together.

The table gives the size of those regions and the smallest gap between two structures of the same kind, in chunks of 16 blocks, taken from the game data of Java 26.2. Mineshafts and buried treasure work differently, with a small chance in every chunk, and strongholds are laid out in rings.

Structure	Region	Kept apart by	Note
Village	34 chunks (544 blocks)	8 chunks	All five village styles share this grid.
Pillager Outpost	32 chunks (512 blocks)	8 chunks	About one region in five, and never within 10 chunks of a village.
Desert Pyramid	32 chunks (512 blocks)	8 chunks	Deserts only.
Jungle Pyramid	32 chunks (512 blocks)	8 chunks	A grid of its own, the same size as the desert pyramid's.
Witch Hut	32 chunks (512 blocks)	8 chunks	Swamps only.
Igloo	32 chunks (512 blocks)	8 chunks	Snowy plains, snowy taigas and snowy slopes.
Woodland Mansion	80 chunks (1,280 blocks)	20 chunks	The largest region of any structure, and the spot leans toward the middle of it.
Ocean Monument	32 chunks (512 blocks)	5 chunks	Deep oceans only, placed toward the middle of the region.
Ocean Ruins	20 chunks (320 blocks)	8 chunks	Cold and warm ruins share the grid.
Shipwreck	24 chunks (384 blocks)	4 chunks	Beached wrecks share the grid with sunken ones.
Ruined Portal	40 chunks (640 blocks)	15 chunks	The Nether uses the same numbers.
Trail Ruins	34 chunks (544 blocks)	8 chunks	Taigas, old growth forests and jungles.
Trial Chamber	34 chunks (544 blocks)	12 chunks	Any Overworld biome except the deep dark.
Ancient City	24 chunks (384 blocks)	8 chunks	Only generates where the spot lands in the deep dark.
Mineshaft	Every chunk	No gap	A 0.4% chance in each chunk.
Buried Treasure	Every chunk	No gap	A 1% chance in each chunk, on beaches only.
Stronghold	Rings	Set by the ring	The only structure with a fixed count: 128 per world.
Nether Fortress	27 chunks (432 blocks)	4 chunks	Shares one grid with bastions and wins two regions in five.
Bastion Remnant	27 chunks (432 blocks)	4 chunks	Takes the other three in five, but never in basalt deltas.
Nether Fossil	2 chunks (32 blocks)	1 chunk	Soul sand valleys only.
End City	20 chunks (320 blocks)	11 chunks	Placed toward the middle of the region.

Same seed, different edition

All of this is Java. Bedrock builds the same terrain and biomes from a seed but places structures by its own rules, so a village you found on a Java seed map is usually somewhere else in Bedrock. Strongholds show the gap best: Java has exactly 128 of them in rings around the center, while Bedrock has no fixed number and only keeps them at least 160 blocks from the center of the world.