> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://evanthebearge.gitbook.io/minecraft-earth-map/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://evanthebearge.gitbook.io/minecraft-earth-map/minecraft-earth-tiles/community-showcase.md). # Community Showcase {% hint style="danger" %} This page is still under construction and development! {% endhint %} #### Have a map made with Earth Tiles and would like to show it off to the community? Share with us some screenshots, whether that be in-game, dynmap, or others and we'll post them here! Yellowstone National Park in the United States * Scale: 1:36 * Version: 1.19 * OSM Features

Earth 1:271

1:326 * Vertical Scale 1:100 * No Bathymetry

Greek Peninsula * Scale: 1:108 * Vertical Scale: 1:35 * Map Download: [LINK](https://www.planetminecraft.com/project/greek-peninsula-1-108-earthtiles/)

"A Lake in Sweden" * Scale: 1:362 * Vertical Scale: 1:75 * Heavily Modified by hand in WorldPainter

Map of North America * Scale: 1:200 * Version 1.12

Map of Europe * Commissioned Map * Scale 1:108 * Version 1.17

Earth 1:500 * General Tiles Map * Scale: 1:543 * Version: 1.12 * OSM-based * With Features

Earth 1:301 * Commissioned Map * Scale 1:301 * Version 1.12 * ```

``` Customized Selection * Scale Unknown

Map of Taiwan 1:30 * Scale: 1:30 * Version: 1.16

American Southwest 1:100 * Scale 1:100 * Version 1.12

Western America Map 1:80 * Heavily Modified: Custom Settings: Trees, -10 Water Level, Cities with Schematics, Modified Vertical Scale * Scale: 1:80 * Version: 1.18

BC Area around Vancouver 1:50 * Scale: 1:50

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