Compatible with Minecraft 1.8 to 1.10.

This map is dominated by a vast desert. The spawn is located in the real world Iraq, where the two iconic rivers of Tigris and Euphrates is unified into Shatt al-Arab. It also features swamps in the middle of the desert. In the northern part of the map, the deserts transits into plains and forests. The map extends from the Persian Gulf in the south, to the Caspian Sea in the north-east, to Armenia at the center north. This is a good map for recreating the ancient civilisations of Babylon and the Sumer civilization 5,000 years ago. This map is also good for survival multiplayer maps, where the rivers would be the only source of water in the desert.

Combined map of BlackCatGaming (2011-2012), SiriusCraft (2013), and SiriusCraft 2 (2014). 25+ towns and over 100 square kilometers of highway and rail spanning three states. Small sections of the map date back to Beta 1.4, but have been updated to 1.8.3.

BlackCatGaming is looking to relaunch in mid 2015.

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here is the trailer of the cramus map
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYWP4AGkH8w
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tree house project

By Darastlix

https://www.planetminecraft.com/member/darastlix/

Command blocks are in the ocean
The commands are the following.
- One man sleep
- death counter
- diamond counter
- shift to levitate
- Health count
- no falldamage
- 1 team
- blue name tag
- smoke effect everytime u levitate

Introducing the newest game in The Monster Games Official Game Series: The Monster Games: 3!
This new Monster Games comes with new features improving greatly from TMG: Hellfire. This new game has new weapon getting systems and new monsters to fight on a brand new map! Its easy to play and packs loads of monster slaying fun! Download and play now!

This map is made thanks to Lantmäteriet (Sweden's government geographic data site) for making the raw Minecraft map of the entire Sweden. It contains the road counterparts in the real world, terrain, the rivers and lakes. What i just did, is importing the map into WorldPainter, populated it with trees and removed the unnecessary blocks in it. This map consists of the southern part of North Bothnia, which is about 10,000 km2 large, but if you divide it by 8 squared, you'll get the real size in Minecraft, which is about 156 km2 large, or about 700,000 chunks. If you were going from the northern end to the southern end of the map, it would be about 20,000 blocks.