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A '''water lake''' was a small body of [[Minecraft:water]] source blocks in the [[Minecraft:Overworld]]. It could generate both on the surface and underground | A '''water lake''' was a small body of [[Minecraft:water]] source blocks in the [[Minecraft:Overworld]]. It could generate both on the surface and underground; in the latter case an air pocket would generate above it. | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
Water lakes, which were bodies of water source blocks, could generate at any [[Minecraft:altitude]]. They could generate underground connected to [[Minecraft:cave]]s, or isolated, connected to no other structures whatsoever. When in a snowy biome, these small lakes were never initially frozen but turned to ice if exposed to the sky. | Water lakes, which were bodies of water source blocks, could generate at any [[Minecraft:altitude]]. They could generate underground connected to [[Minecraft:cave]]s, or isolated, connected to no other structures whatsoever. When in a snowy biome, these small lakes were never initially frozen but turned to ice if exposed to the sky. | ||
If a water lake | If a water lake generated with a small air pocket above it, there may have been floating sand, floating snow cover, or even floating trees above the lake. | ||
== Generation == | == Generation == | ||
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|{{HistoryLine||1.18|dev=experimental snapshot 5|Water lakes are now less common. | |{{HistoryLine||1.18|dev=experimental snapshot 5|Water lakes are now less common. | ||
|Water lakes no longer generate in any dry/hot biomes, such as [[Minecraft:savanna]]s and [[Minecraft:badlands]].}} | |Water lakes no longer generate in any dry/hot biomes, such as [[Minecraft:savanna]]s and [[Minecraft:badlands]].}} | ||
|{{HistoryLine|||dev=21w40a|Water lakes no longer generate, as [[Minecraft:aquifer]]s provide an effective substitute.<ref>{{snap|21w40a}}</ref>}} | |{{HistoryLine|||dev=21w40a|Water lakes no longer generate and were removed, as [[Minecraft:aquifer]]s provide an effective substitute.<ref>{{snap|21w40a}}</ref>}} | ||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
ColdTaigaLake.png|A water lake in a snowy taiga biome | ColdTaigaLake.png|A water lake in a snowy taiga biome | ||
Lakes.png|Multiple water lakes in a plains biome | Lakes.png|Multiple water lakes in a plains biome | ||
BedrockLake.png|A water lake that generated at bedrock level | BedrockLake.png|A water lake that generated at bedrock level | ||
Floating-tree.png|A water lake that cut off the bottom of a tree | Floating-tree.png|A water lake that cut off the bottom of a tree | ||
Floating large oak.png|A large oak tree with its bottom cut off by a water lake | Floating large oak.png|A large oak tree with its bottom cut off by a water lake | ||
FloatingJungleTree.png|A jungle tree with its bottom cut off by a water lake | FloatingJungleTree.png|A jungle tree with its bottom cut off by a water lake | ||
Floating Snow.png|Snow floating above a water lake | Floating Snow.png|Snow floating above a water lake | ||
Floatingsnowbottom.png|Floating snow above a water lake from beneath. | Floatingsnowbottom.png|Floating snow above a water lake from beneath.A | ||
Lake2.png|A water lake in a windswept hills biome | Lake2.png|A water lake in a windswept hills biome | ||
Large and small lakes.png|A water lake terrain feature next to a larger lake formed naturally by the land dipping below sea level | Large and small lakes.png|A water lake terrain feature next to a larger lake formed naturally by the land dipping below sea level | ||
Lake in mansion.png|A water lake inside a woodland mansion | Lake in mansion.png|A water lake inside a woodland mansion | ||
Undergroundreed.png|A sugar cane plant that generated in an underground water lake | Undergroundreed.png|A sugar cane plant that generated in an underground water lake | ||
Cave Sugar.png|Another example | Cave Sugar.png|Another example | ||
Water lake under a monster room.png|A monster room intersecting with an underground water lake | Water lake under a monster room.png|A monster room intersecting with an underground water lake | ||
Monster room replaced by water lake.jpg|Another monster room intersecting with an underground water lake | Monster room replaced by water lake.jpg|Another monster room intersecting with an underground water lake | ||
Underground Lake.png|An underground water lake | Underground Lake.png|An underground water lake | ||
Too Many Lakes.jpg|Lots of water lakes in a plains biome | Too Many Lakes.jpg|Lots of water lakes in a plains biome | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Latest revision as of 11:24, 19 September 2026
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A water lake was a small body of Minecraft:water source blocks in the Minecraft:Overworld. It could generate both on the surface and underground; in the latter case an air pocket would generate above it.
Description
Water lakes, which were bodies of water source blocks, could generate at any Minecraft:altitude. They could generate underground connected to Minecraft:caves, or isolated, connected to no other structures whatsoever. When in a snowy biome, these small lakes were never initially frozen but turned to ice if exposed to the sky.
If a water lake generated with a small air pocket above it, there may have been floating sand, floating snow cover, or even floating trees above the lake.
Generation
Water lakes were common, generating in almost all Overworld biomes excluding the Minecraft:desert and desert hills biomes. If they selected an altitude above the surface to generate, they would generate on the surface instead, leading to more water lakes present on the surface in biomes with lower altitude.
Template:IN, the air pockets above water lakes were generated with cave air instead of normal air. This was true even for lakes that were exposed to the open sky.
Minecraft:Monster rooms were able to generate attached to water lakes.
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History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
Legacy Console Edition
Gallery
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A water lake in a snowy taiga biome
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Multiple water lakes in a plains biome
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A water lake that generated at bedrock level
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A water lake that cut off the bottom of a tree
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A large oak tree with its bottom cut off by a water lake
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A jungle tree with its bottom cut off by a water lake
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Snow floating above a water lake
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Floating snow above a water lake from beneath.A
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A water lake in a windswept hills biome
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A water lake terrain feature next to a larger lake formed naturally by the land dipping below sea level
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A water lake inside a woodland mansion
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A sugar cane plant that generated in an underground water lake
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Another example
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A monster room intersecting with an underground water lake
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Another monster room intersecting with an underground water lake
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An underground water lake
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Lots of water lakes in a plains biome
References
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