Do these seeds work in Minecraft Bedrock Edition?

No. Java Edition seeds generate completely different worlds in Bedrock Edition because the two versions use different world generation code. You need Java Edition seeds for PC/Mac Java Edition.

Why does Minecraft 1.19 not show a Jungle Hills biome specifically?

Mojang removed the Jungle Hills as a separate biome variant when they overhauled world generation in 1.18. Jungle terrain still generates with hills, it just uses the base Jungle biome name now. Seeds from older versions that listed Jungle Hills will spawn you in equivalent hilly jungle terrain.

Can I use seed 4014 in version 1.16?

You can try it, but it won't generate the same world. The temple coordinates and cave locations listed here only apply to 1.18 and 1.19. For 1.16, use seed 9067 instead.

Where exactly is the Jungle Temple in seed 4014?

Head East from spawn and look around coordinates (240, 75, 16). It's a Jungle Temple, so it blends into the trees a bit. The y-coordinate is roughly at ground level so you shouldn't need to dig.

What can I find in the Abandoned Mineshaft in seed 9067?

Abandoned Mineshafts usually have several loot chests with rails, torches, bread, and sometimes decent gear like iron pickaxes or enchanted books. The one at (-16, ~, -96) is a good early target since it's close to spawn, just watch out for cave spiders.

Minecraft Jungle Hills Seeds for Java Edition (PC/Mac)

The Jungle Hills biome gives you rolling terrain packed with oak and jungle trees, ocelots on the ground, and parrots up in the canopy. It’s a solid starting biome if you want lots of wood early and some natural cover while you get set up.

Below are working seeds for Minecraft Java Edition on PC and Mac. Each one spawns you in or right next to a Jungle Hills biome. Pick the seed that matches your version and plug it into the world creation screen.

Jungle Hills Seeds for Minecraft Java Edition 1.19

Jungle Hills Seed #1

Seed: 4014

You spawn in the middle of a large Jungle biome with ocelots roaming around and a few parrots nearby. Travel East and you’ll find a Jungle Temple at coordinates (240, 75, 16). Directly below spawn, there are several Lush Caves biomes. The biggest one is at around (24, 77, 64) and has axolotls and bats, plus endermen and creepers wandering through.

Jungle Hills Seeds for Minecraft Java Edition 1.18

Jungle Hills Seed #1

Seed: 4014

Same seed number as 1.19, but world generation is a bit different. You still land in a large Jungle biome with ocelots and parrots. The Jungle Temple is East at (240, 75, 16), and the Lush Caves system sits below at roughly (24, 77, 64).

Jungle Hills Seeds for Minecraft Java Edition 1.16

Jungle Hills Seed #1

Seed: 9067

Spawns you right in a Jungle Hills biome sitting next to a larger Jungle biome. Directly below spawn is a network of tunnels filled with creepers, skeletons, and spiders. There’s an Abandoned Mineshaft not far away at coordinates (-16, ~, -96), worth grabbing early for rails and chests.

How to Use a Seed in Minecraft Java Edition

Open Minecraft and click Singleplayer.
Click Create New World.
Click More World Options.
Find the Seed for the World Generator field and type or paste your seed number.
Adjust any other settings you want, then click Create New World.

Version Compatibility

These seeds are version-specific. The same seed produces a completely different world in different Minecraft versions because world generation has changed a lot between major updates. Use the seed that matches your installed version.

Seed 4014 works in Java Edition 1.18 and 1.19
Seed 9067 works in Java Edition 1.16

Jungle Hills Seeds for Minecraft Java Edition 1.19, 1.18 & 1.16

Minecraft Jungle Hills Seeds for Java Edition (PC/Mac)

Jungle Hills Seeds for Minecraft Java Edition 1.19

Jungle Hills Seed #1

Jungle Hills Seeds for Minecraft Java Edition 1.18

Jungle Hills Seed #1

Jungle Hills Seeds for Minecraft Java Edition 1.16

Jungle Hills Seed #1

How to Use a Seed in Minecraft Java Edition

Version Compatibility

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