Terraforming
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Maps in Timberborn are created with 
Terrain Blocks. Maps can be reshaped in-game within the map's initial horizontal size until hitting the indestructible layer at the bottom or the highest possible ground elevation level.
Current ground elevation limits are:
- During map creation - 16 tiles
- In-game - 22 tiles total (with 11 more tiles reserved for vertical building.
Terrain can be removed in 3 ways:
Dynamite/ 
Double Dynamite/ 
Triple Dynamite produced by 
Explosives Factories and 
Centrifuge and laid by 
Builders working from 
District Center/ 
Builders' Huts.
Tunnel produced by Explosives Factory, Centrifuge and lumbermill and laid by Builders working from District Center/ Builders' Huts.
Dirt Excavators, which require Workers, 
Power. They produce 
Dirt but are suboptimal for reducing terrain elevation.
Terrain can be added by Builders working from Builders' Huts, They can construct Terrain Blocks from six Dirt. The newly added Terrain Blocks behave the same as pre-existing terrain regarding irrigation, water physics interactions, growing plants, constructing ground-only buildings, and so on.
Fluid sources cannot be altered or added.