How to Browse and Find CTM Maps on CTM Maps Repository

CTM Maps Repository (ctmrepository.com) is a fan-run catalog of CTM (Complete the Monument) maps for Minecraft. You can find a map that fits you by starting from Browse or Advanced Search to filter by criteria, using Popular Maps and Recently Added to see what's trending or new, and checking a map's detail page for length, objectives, difficulty, Minecraft version, and map type before downloading. The site also surfaces a Featured Map and a Random Map on the homepage if you'd rather be pointed at something directly.

Start from the homepage

The homepage gives you two immediate entry points:

• Featured Map — a highlighted, editor-picked map. In the current listing this is Ragecraft IV: Underworld by heliceo & suso: Very Long length, 16 required + 12 bonus objectives, Hard difficulty, for Minecraft 1.20.1, Semi-Open World, with 84,415 downloads and an estimated 50+ hours of gameplay. It supports Singleplayer or Multiplayer (1–3 players recommended).
• Random Map — a rotating pick. The current example is Edselwreck by SlimeKing77777 (Other Tales): Short length, 8 required + 0 bonus objectives, Hard difficulty, Minecraft 1.20.1, Linear / Branching, 323 downloads.

Both cards link to a "Click for more information!" page, which is where the full details live. If you have no preference yet, the Random Map button is the fastest way to land on something you wouldn't have searched for.

Use Browse and Advanced Search to filter

The site's navigation includes Browse and Advanced Search alongside Popular Maps and Recently Added. Browse is the general catalog view; Advanced Search is where you narrow results by the attributes that actually determine whether a map suits you:

Filter on the dimensions that matter to you first — version compatibility is the one that will stop a map from running at all, so set that before anything else.

Discover maps without a specific target

If you don't know what you want:

• Popular Maps — sorted by community attention, useful when you want a proven, widely played map.
• Recently Added — newest submissions, useful if you've already worked through the classics.
• Featured Map — a single curated highlight on the homepage.
• Random Map — a one-click surprise pick.

Download counts on detail pages are a rough proxy for how much the community has vetted a map, but they don't measure quality — a new map with a few hundred downloads can still be exactly what you want.

Read the detail page before downloading

Every map card leads to a page carrying the same structured fields shown above, plus a description written by the author. Read it for:

1. Version match — confirm the map targets your Minecraft version (e.g., 1.20.1).
2. Length vs. your time — "Very Long" with 50+ hours is a commitment; "Short" is a session or two.
3. Objective count — required objectives are what you must complete; bonus objectives are optional extras.
4. Difficulty — CTM maps labeled Hard assume comfort with custom monsters and combat.
5. Map Type — Linear/Branching is more guided; Semi-Open World expects you to route yourself.
6. Multiplayer support — some maps state player counts (e.g., 1–3 recommended).

Submitting your own map

The navigation includes Map Submission, so the repository accepts community contributions. Use it if you've built a CTM map and want it listed alongside the existing catalog.

Practical notes

• The site is operated by 14ercooper Limited and asks visitors to support it via Patreon or by disabling ad blockers; no pricing or account requirements are stated on the page.
• Maps and images belong to their respective authors, so credit and permissions follow the original creators, not the repository.

If you just want a starting point: open Browse, filter to your Minecraft version, then sort your attention toward Popular Maps for a safe pick or Recently Added for something fresh.