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MonolithicBacon and DonXavi have both been creating maps for Company of Heroes since the release of vCOH's WorldBuilder, and 60+ maps, 5 Mods and several years later, they're still going. Enclosed are a collection of the best that they have to offer, all professionally completed to the highest standards, including Minimaps and Loading Screens, as well as being playtested, balanced, and occassionally updated.

Please go ahead and try a sample, and if you enjoy the works displayed here, come back for more, tell your friends, and drop a comment!

New maps will be added monthly, so keep your eyes peeled!

For more information on the community, competitions and our work, please check out COH2.org!
Items (27)
(4 - 6) Kummersdorf Proving Grounds
Created by DonXavier
Hidden away in the forests of Brandenburg, Kummersdorf hosted the Third Reich's greatest military secrets, and was one of the last icons of its power to be crushed underfoot by Soviet forces. Over the course of the past 16 years, Kummersdorf had made itsel...
(4 - 6) Lemberg Fall 1944
Created by DonXavier
Retreat! Ivan is coming!' It's Fall 1944, the mighty German Ostfront has fallen. While the first snow begins to fall over what once was East Poland, you can hear the clattering of Soviet tank treads, the fizzling sound of artillery projectiles and the scre...
(4 - 6) Vyazma
Created by DonXavier
After the fall of the Soviet Western and Reserve armies, the 3rd and 4th Panzer Gruppen were free to traverse the Bryansk Pocket, cruelly encircling the city of Vyazma with unfaltering blitzkrieg tactics. While the remaining forces of the Soviet 19th, 20th...
(4 - 6) Murmansk
Created by MonolithicBacon
In the extreme North of the Soviet Union, Murmansk's uniquely iceless port, despite its location, became a place of extremely strategic importance during the Winter of 1941. Here, refined fuel, ammunition, supplies of food and clothes, and American tanks o...
(2 - 4) Razing Mozhaisk
Created by MonolithicBacon
'Mozhaisk was already burning by the time we were relocated to the outskirts, ordered to throw together defences from whatever we could scrounge in a ruined dump of a village. By the time we heard the engines roaring in the distance, the fires of Mozhaisk ...
(2 - 4) Karelia Summer
Created by MonolithicBacon
The Karelian Isthmus, a vital stretch of land spanning 100km wide between both the Gulf of Finland and Lake Ladoga became a bottleneck for both Soviet and German-Finnish forces. After its original capitulation at the hands of the Soviets during the Winter ...
(2 - 4) Karelia Winter
Created by MonolithicBacon
During the Winter War of 1939-1940, the Karelian Isthmus was beset by some of the coldest weather in its history, freezing its rivers and lakes solid, and blanketing the crags and cliffs of its elevated terrain in snow. With Soviet forces approaching the M...
(4 - 6) Road to Seelow
Created by MonolithicBacon
'We dismounted the train five kilometres from Seelow - the bridge up ahead ceased to exist - and marched the last stretch through the woodlands without any resistance. Once we finally reached a clearing, what awaited us was far beyond our expectations: the...
(6 - 8) Tali-Ihantala
Created by MonolithicBacon
With the sieges of Leningrad and Stalingrad in the process of a breakout, Soviet forces were once again on the attack, forcing the Continuation War into 1944. Woefully underequipped, Finnish infantry bolstered their defences and equipment with German equip...
(2 - 4) Jülich Winter
Created by MonolithicBacon
So fierce was the battle for Jülich that it spanned months, through the seasons of autumn and into winter, changing hands and crumbling further into the ground as the time passed. With only a few days of crucially cold weather left to keep the Rur River fr...
(4 - 6) Foy
Created by MonolithicBacon
After weeks of defensive combat in the very tip of the 'Bulge', occluded only by the dense fog that had stalled the entire warfront, the 506th infantry of the 101st Airborne finally made an aggressive assault. After shelling from a suspected Flak 36, Ameri...
(6 - 8) Bois Jacques
Created by MonolithicBacon
During the course of the Battle of the Bulge, the Bois Jacques woodland created a blanket of foliage between the towns of Foy and Bizory, shielding the defences of the scattered American forces during the worst of the winter of 1944. Combining the obscurin...
(6 - 8) Jülich
Created by MonolithicBacon
By the time American forces arrived at the borders of Jülich, it was an ashen white ruin. Razed to its last few buildings, Jülich, on the integral Rhineland, was one of many settlements utterly destroyed as the Battle of the Bulge came to a climax. It's ru...
(6 - 8) Kursk
Created by MonolithicBacon
The Battle of Kursk marked a turning point in Wehrmacht Blitzkrieg, wherein Soviet defences and preparations equalised the strengths of the two armies, leading to one of the largest shows of force during the entire war. In the open fields and ruined villag...
(6 - 8) Sittard Summer
Created by MonolithicBacon
During Operation Blackcock, the township of Sittard changed hands progressively, playing host to both the Wehrmacht and Allied defensive lines. Sitting comfortably upon the Geleenbeek River, the bridges of Sittard became fortresses to be held and disputed ...
(6 - 8) Sittard Winter
Created by MonolithicBacon
During the winter of 1944, battlefronts across Belgium and Germany were caught in a whiteout, with temperatures dropping well below freezing. The township of Sittard, already under a mixed occupation, suddenly became a battlefield to be reckoned with. Rive...
(2 - 4) Duclair
Created by MonolithicBacon
The hillside and forests surrounding the town of Duclair offered a dramatically strategic location both for attackers and defenders; those attempting to attack the town were overlooked by anti-air weapons, and those attacking the hill were faced with reinf...
(2 - 4) Derailing the DR-K320
Created by MonolithicBacon
During Operation Wieniec, in the winter of 1942, Polish Partisans sought to utterly disrupt the supply links that the advancing Ostheer had established, through the conquered territory of Warsaw. Among the sabotage was the desire to derail the Wehrmacht Fr...
(4 - 6) Eisenfaust
Created by MonolithicBacon
The Fatherland had lost its protective boundaries. During the occupation of Europe, with Germany nestled in the safety of its neighbouring countries, production and industry had flourished, safe from the bombardments of the Soviets to the East, and the Com...
(4 - 6) Montherme
Created by MonolithicBacon
Few crossings over the Meuse River are as important as Montherme. This urban center provides numerous access roads leading inland through the thick forests that surround the rugged valley the city is constructed on. While the city dominates most of the are...
(4 - 6) Passchendaele
Created by MonolithicBacon
The township of Passchendaele was reduced to little more than rubble and mud during the Third Battle of Ypres. This battlefront, battered by some of the heaviest shelling and the poorest weather in the entire war, soon became an infeasible location to hold...
(4 - 6) Razor's Column
Created by MonolithicBacon
The American 23rd Armoured Company, spearheaded by commanding Lieutenant Billy "Razor" Raggs, were the first to break through German Lines in the area. Thirty Sherman-strong, they circumvented the roadways surrounding the town and instead rushed along the ...
(4 - 6) Seine River Docks Winter
Created by MonolithicBacon
Near the mouth of the Seine River lies Port-Jerome, a small developing port with a large quantity of industrial resources. Both Allies and Axis officers have identified Port-Jerome as a significant strategic location for controlling the flow of traffic alo...
(6 - 8) Brody
Created by MonolithicBacon
It is the opening days of the German invasion of the Soviet Union. The Wehrmacht's Army Group South is driving into the Ukraine, overwhelming Red Army forces. Field Marshal Kleist's First Panzer Group is driving toward Kiev across the Bug River. Six differ...
(6 - 8) Hill 400
Created by MonolithicBacon
Named Hill 400 by the Americans, this mound, deep within the Hürtgen Forest, formed a place of defence and strategy for the various skirmishes that occurred as the Battle of the Bulge unfolded. The executive decision to liberate the Hill came near the comp...
(6 - 8) Kursk Winter
Created by MonolithicBacon
The Battle of Kursk was unique in that both the forces of the Soviet Union and the Ostheer were aware of where it would occur before it ever did; far from a battle of chance, it was planned, rumoured and ultimately decoded on both sides of the war, allowin...
(6 - 8) Schmidt
Created by MonolithicBacon
The battle for Schmidt represents a serious underestimation on the the part of the American forces during the Battle of the Bulge. Infantry arrived at the town under-equipped, short of anti-tank weaponry, lacking armour support itself, and exhausted from t...