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That's a good one! I like it a lot!
Would you also be interested in maps with a peninsula that is only connected by a tiny strip of land? I find those more often.
I suspect what I'm looking for is impossible on a normal sized map. I'm thinking it may be easier to find maps that have islands nearby to move on to.
It's a collection of medium/small islands and you start on the largest one. I'm trying to migrate my settlers down to the three medium islands near the bottom.
This one looks promising as well, although I haven't tried it yet: normal, plains 1424836877.
another small plains that might be of interest 3964241196. You're on the smaller of two main islands.
You might also have fun with the "what the hill?" challenge (just search the community) since you seem to like the idea of having a community where the resource development is external to it. That one starts you in an area that is barely bigger than your start button and that require either pretty significant terraforming due to cliffs or a bridge building to get to anything off of it.
http://imgur.com/a/MdmhU
I hope this is similar to what you were looking for!
Its "990425330" on Normal size
you start on a pretty small island with a large one nearby.
Oh I wish I had seen that post an hour ago. I just had a normal size map with a sizable island nearby. Also I found that if you change the very last number in a seed it changes where you start. I've played around with random digits in the seed and gotten some interesting results.