What is CTM Maps Repository?

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CTM Maps Repository (ctmrepository.com) is a browsable collection of Minecraft CTM (Complete the Monument) maps. It is a discovery and download site rather than a map-making tool: you use it to find maps, read their key stats, and follow through to downloads. It is most useful if you already play Minecraft CTM maps and want a single place to browse by popularity, recency, or specific criteria.

What the site offers

The homepage surfaces maps in a few ways:

  • Featured Map — a highlighted map, presented with a full stat block and a download count.
  • Random Map — a randomly selected map, useful for discovering something outside the popular list.
  • Popular Maps and Recently Added — browse entry points for the two most common ways to find something new.
  • Browse and Advanced Search — for filtering beyond the default lists.
  • Map Submission — a route for creators to submit their own maps.
  • The CTM Community — a community-facing page.

Each map listing carries a consistent set of fields: author(s), series/length, objectives (required + bonus), difficulty, Minecraft version, map type, and download count.

Example listings

The two maps shown on the homepage illustrate the range of what's catalogued:

Field Ragecraft IV: Underworld Edselwreck
Author(s) heliceo & suso SlimeKing77777
Series Ragecraft Other Tales
Length Very Long Short
Objectives 16 required + 12 bonus 8 required + 0 bonus
Difficulty Hard Hard
Minecraft version 1.20.1 1.20.1
Map type Semi-Open World Linear / Branching
Downloads 84,415 323

Ragecraft IV is described as offering more than 50 hours of gameplay, with custom monsters, craftable items, and 16 crystals to retrieve; it supports singleplayer or multiplayer (1–3 players recommended). Edselwreck is a short, hard map with 8 required objectives.

Who runs it

The site is operated by 14ercooper Limited, with a copyright range of 2019–2026. It asks visitors to consider supporting it on Patreon or disabling their ad blocker, and thanks existing patrons for keeping it online. Maps and images remain the property of their respective owners.

When it's useful

Use CTM Maps Repository when you want to:

  • Find a CTM map by length, difficulty, or Minecraft version rather than by word of mouth.
  • Check how long a map is and how many objectives it has before committing.
  • See how popular a map is via its download count.
  • Submit your own CTM map for listing.

It is not a hosting service for your own files, and it does not appear to sell anything — the visible support mechanism is Patreon, not a paid tier.