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A cartography table is a utility block found in villages.
Sources[]
- A cartography table may generate in certain buildings in a Village, but only if the village generated following the release of update 1.14.
- It can be crafted using a Crafting Table.
Uses[]
Cartography tables can be used in cloning, zooming out, and expanding maps. If a village has a cartography table but no cartographer, any nearby Villager without a profession has a chance to become a cartographer.
Mechanics[]
A map can be enlarged by combining an existing map and a piece of Paper in the cartography table. A map can be copied by placing it into the table with an empty map. A map can be locked in its current state by placing it in the table with a Glass Pane.
Crafting[]
Crafting a cartography table is as simple as using four wooden planks of any type with two pieces of paper. It can even be crafted within a 2×2 inventory grid (only in Bedrock Edition).
| Cartography Table (Java Edition) | Cartography Table (Bedrock Edition) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paper | Paper | None | None | None | None | |
| Wood Planks | Wood Planks | None | Crafting Table | Paper | None | |
| Wood Planks | Wood Planks | None | None | None | None | |
History[]
Java Edition[]
- Snapshot 18w44a - Cartography tables became available, but only through the creative mode inventory, and they did not function.
- Snapshot 18w46a - The cartography table's texture was updated.
- Snapshot 18w48a - Cartography tables now generate in some building within Villages in Plains Biomes.
- Snapshot 19w02a - Cartography tables are now functional and can be made in a Crafting Table. They can now be used to copy, extend, or lock maps.
Bedrock Edition[]
- 1.9 (beta 1.9.0.2) - Cartography tables were added.
Trivia[]
- In Minecraft: Bedrock Edition, a cartography table can be used as fuel in a Furnace, Blast Furnace and Smoker, and is able to smelt 2 objects (although this is not its intended purpose).







