Amida was an old map made entirely in survival by a group of French guys.
This map was originally on https://web.archive.org/web/2020/https://www.minecraftworldmap.com/worlds/6cv3y
The zip file of the map is broken and there have been no updates from the group and their forum.
I consider this as one of the most beautiful survival maps ever so I shall post it here to allow others to experience it.
This is the last save file before the corruption and it seems the map won't be updated anymore, hence [archived] tag.

Minecraft version: VANILLA 1.12.2

All credits for the map go to their respective owners
ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION:

The city of Amida (1) was founded 40 years (2) ago around a small village. First the city was protected by stone walls and then extended to enclose two more villages with a wooden palisade. The city color is the yellow and black flag which depict the triumph of the sun over darkness. The temple is also linked to the meaning of the city color's since it is dedicated to the unconquered Sun. All minecraft players will know what it is about ;)

Underside Amida you will find an extensive railway to the fortified desert city to the west and a fully functional sewer and rain water collection system.

Linked to the city by a long arched stone bridge lies the royal fortress. A beacon is shining at night through the central dungeon. The king colors is the white and blue flag.

Further to the north the strong black fortress of Tharsis protect the northern frontier. It include a set of maze and parkour trials to test adventurers. The fortress and it's surroundings are Count Delbareth's domain.

The south border is the domain of Baron DaftPixel, recently anointed knight of the realm. It feature a fortified castle build on a hill commanding the surrounding plains and village.

Current builders include :
- PtiteA2 (Desert fort and palace "Theia"),
- DaftPixel (South castle "Ebur" and "Bar-on-the-plains" village),
- Delbareth (North black castle "Tharsis" and surroundings villages),
- Avanlance, (Village "Brie-on-the-water" to the west),
- QMD/Galien d'Arcy ("Amida" city and royal citadel).

Our aim is to build a city and it's surroundings with believable scales and structures. In order to do so we focus on realistic features. E.g. all houses have stone foundations, fortified walls extends to the rock underneath. Interior structures are supported by arched masonry or timber frames. Mines and quarries have also supporting structures.
Most style are inspired from late antiquity and early medieval architecture. Religion is polytheism with a preference to Roman naming conventions.

All work was done in survival mode, vanilla minecraft.

(1) the name of the city was chosen as a tribute to the heroic fight put by the Gauls legions during the siege of Amida in 359 as related by Ammianus Marcellinus.

(2) according to server time in minecraft days ^^

this is a backup archive of the world manly to be used for helping with building the world and posable 2nd / working down load spot plz refer to main post for info for now
download off line tell I can conferm files worked

Using openstreetmap + DEFRA LIDAR data. Greenwich university in pride flag colours.

the old megaplot world on shadowrealm

I have been working on this city for about 7 years. It will always be anything but 100% complete as I continually decide to expand it more. I was inspired mostly by the mirrors edge city and the High Rossferry City.

This City is a 100% solo build and is currently the largest minecraft city built by a single person.

more screenshots can be found on Planet Minecraft Here

This is a replica of a middle school.

Bricky Bobby - Ultimate Solo Build 1

This is the ancient city of Lakandahar, in 340 AD. Lakandahar has a long history: they say it was built in 3792 BC by a group of nomads, who came from the Caspian coast. Their leader was a man called Lakandahar, who game this name to the city. The empire fell in 1500 BC, it was conquered by the invasion of the Mitanni, but it was recreated 331 BC by Alexander the Great, during his conquest of the Persian empire. The kingdom was recreated for the third time by the Romans, who conquered their kingdom in 20 BC. In 11 AD they decided that it should be indipendent (for a lot of reasons I'm not going to say now) and the rule of it was given to a Roman nobleman, Maximilianus Pacabius Helvetius. The kingdom ended definitively in 340 AD. If you want some more information about the long history of Lakandahar, you can ask me! Now enjoy this map. I recommend you to explore the map by using the Resource pack "Photorealism".