Greenland - Disko Island (4k by 4k)

Creator: Rics888 · 2026-09-18 · Maps · Free on Eaglercraft Studio

Download Greenland - Disko Island (4k by 4k) — free Minecraft map. Created by Rics888. Tagged beach, big, disk, disko. Get the world/schematic file when available and explore more free maps on Eaglercraft Studio.

Greenland - Disko Island (4k by 4k) preview

Creator notes

This is a 4096 times 4096 blocks big map. It is also more than 1500 blocks tall . It was based and inspired by the Disko Island in Greenland . It has a very interesting and unusual nature with its Ice-plates, Snowy soft slopes and pretty simple fauna layers. This map contains: Huge sloped mountainsides Wide beaches with rock formations Realistic snow scattering Ice-plates (more than 5 layers with different textures/colours) Green plant covering most of the surface Many smaller rivers curving around the rocks Rugged rocks realistically crumpled I have a discord server: The invitation link is on my profile I recommend using distant horizons, or just playing with a high render distance. I highly recommend using NatureX or Bushy leaves resource packs: https://modrinth.com/resourcepack/nature-x https://modrinth.com/resourcepack/better-leaves I always use: Bliss main, photon, IterationT shaders.

BeachBigDiskDiskoGiganticGreenGreenlandHugeIceIceplateIceplatesIceyIcyIslandLandscapeMassiveMountainMountainsPhotorealisticPhotrealisticPlateRealRealisticRiver

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Creator
Rics888
Source
Minecraft downloads library on Eaglercraft Studio
Type
Minecraft map / world
Price
Free download on Eaglercraft Studio
Curation
Listed with credit to Rics888 · studio preview & install guide
Compatible with
Minecraft Java (match version / loader in facts)
Tags
Beach, Big, Disk, Disko, Gigantic, Green

Install guide

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  1. 1Download the world archive (.zip / .mcworld / schematic) when available.
  2. 2For Java: extract into your .minecraft/saves folder (or import via your launcher).
  3. 3Launch Minecraft, select the world, and play. Keep a backup before overwriting saves.

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