A list of map mods that I personally went through to make sure there were no conflicting cells for.

This collection also contains all map requirements such as tilepacks. There are a couple of exceptions, such as New Tersh's "Road to Bedford" dependency being ignored. Also The Museum's collection for custom loot is included, so if you plan on removing The Museum, also check out that collection and remove anything from it you don't want.

Here's a spreadsheet representing all of the map mods in this collection. You can reference it if you want to switch out any map mod in this with another. Just make sure any mods you add do not conflict with the same cell as a mod you are subscribed to!
This spreadsheet is useful for two different reasons:
1.) If you plan on switching out any of the map mods in this collection, you can use the spreadsheet to see if there are any cell conflicts.
2.) A few of the mods in this collection do not show up on the in-game map due to their age. It's the minority, but you can use the spreadsheet to find out where they are in relation to their surroundings.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zfWPfh02-1A3Tud2yh10mBucktn_jKaqeKfA7ugfxhs/edit?usp=sharing


It is generally recommended to set "Randomized House Chance" set to never in sandbox settings if playing with custom maps, as it can cause issues with custom houses.

It is generally recommended you have all of your map mods at or near the very top of your mod load order, excepting any mods that 100% should be above them (such as ForagingZ), and you should load all tileset mods above map mods.

1) Fort Knox linked to Eerie Country
2) Eerie Country
3) Road between Fort Knox and Bedford Falls
4) New Tersh (Ignore "Road to Bedford" dependency)
5) Road from Monmouth County to Bedford Falls
6) Monmouth County
7) Bedford Falls

1) Research Facility, KY
2) Raven Creek

1) Springwood
2) Old's Military Airfield
3) Daisy County

Hopewell, KY (English) has two versions in the mod manager in-game, only choose one version
Muldraugh Checkpoint has two versions in mod manager, only choose one version.
New Tersh has two optional roads, a north one and south one. Make sure these are both disabled in the mod manager, as they both overwrite Bedford Falls.
Research Facility, KY has an old version of the access road, disable it.
Uncle Red's Bunker has two versions, only use one.

Overlook Hotel contains a main menu overwrite so if you have a custom main menu, load it above Overlook Hotel

I prioritized newer maps (made or updated in 2022-2023) and specifically chose not to include older maps. After that, I generally prioritized sub count if two maps were using the same cell. I also prioritized larger maps in some cases. If your favorite map like pitstop or dirkerdam isn't here, you can use my spreadsheet to see which mods you'll need to remove in order to use whatever map mod you prefer. Also if multiple people in the comments reported a map as broken, I would generally discard it.

Yes. Right off the bat, I am aware of Project Zomboid Maps by jiizzjacuzzii (posted to reddit as /u/beezzah). I was originally planning on using his collection, but there were some maps in it reported broken in the comments. Also his/her spreadsheet[docs.google.com] (of which mine is based off of) was not copyable, so I had to make my own completely 100% from scratch. This took me several days, and in doing so, I actually noticed that that spreadsheet had several cells misplaced. For example, on that spreadsheet, "Kingsmouth in KY" isn't the right size and "Raven Creek" is wildly misplaced.
There's also the pzfans.com "200 + Project Zomboid Map (Vanilla and Mod)" list I've seen some people mention. That list is chock full of broken maps and incompatible cells. So I made this collection for anyone to use if they are interested!