Has anyone found, or maybe already compiled themselves, a list of permanent teleportation circles, on the material plane and other planes as well, established in the various official materials?

I know I can just have them exist wherever I deem appropriate in my game, but I was curious to see where all they are established "officially" since I often mine stuff from the official materials to adapt to my campaign so thought it would be useful and interesting to draw from that as I design my own network.

I know the harpers have their network mentioned in ToD I think, and there are a few mentioned in SKT I believe, but before I go to the time of going through all the adventures, I thought maybe someone might have already done it, but all the googling I've done only turns up a few partial lists. Thanks!

there's a ton in single, city of doors

Two seconds on google obtained the following lists - there is some overlap between locations listed and neither list is likely to be comprehensive.

https://rpg.stackexchange.com/questions/5000/where-would-teleportation-circles-be-in-forgotten-realms

https://www.reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/m8h9dv/permanent_teleportation_circles_in_faerûn/

The spell itself says:

"Many major temples, guilds, and other important places have permanent teleportation circles inscribed somewhere within their confines."

This description in the spell would tend to indicate that teleportation circles are quite common and are actively used by any notable organization of a certain size as well as regional governments. So ... the DM can and should include teleportation circles wherever they think reasonable since the published materials will clearly not mention every teleportation circle.

Quote from David42 >>

Two seconds on google obtained the following lists - there is some overlap between locations listed and neither list is likely to be comprehensive.

https://rpg.stackexchange.com/questions/5000/where-would-teleportation-circles-be-in-forgotten-realms

https://www.reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/m8h9dv/permanent_teleportation_circles_in_faerûn/

The spell itself says:

"Many major temples, guilds, and other important places have permanent teleportation circles inscribed somewhere within their confines."

This description in the spell would tend to indicate that teleportation circles are quite common and are actively used by any notable organization of a certain size as well as regional governments. So ... the DM can and should include teleportation circles wherever they think reasonable since the published materials will clearly not mention every teleportation circle.

 Yeah, they aren't comprehensive, thats why I said I only found partial lists and was wondering if anyone had found or made a comprehensive list already before I spend the time reconciling a bunch of different lists.

Also why I said I know I can put them anywhere I deem appropriate. I am just curious of seeing where they all have been established in official lore as existing.

Quote from Capatin_Crunch >>

there's a ton in single, city of doors

 Are they teleportation circles that the teleport spell could target though? Admittedly I have not spent a lot of time with the outlands and Sigil in my campaigns, but I thought they were more like portals linking two specific spots? (I know, its a bit of semantics questions, but it's more a question of if the teleport spell could use those for a target destination like they could with knowing the sigils to a specific circle)

I think teleport would work to, although "I have not spent a lot of time with the outlands and Sigil in my campaigns"

Here is what I could find. I could be missing some though. Feel free to add to the list.

Hoard of the Dragon Queen (Part 1 of Tyranny of Dragons)

• Chapter 6 section 13 - To the Graypeak Mountains
  • Located in Castle Naerytar in the Mere of Dead Men and used to travel to the Hunting Lodge in the Graypeak Mountains

Rise of Tiamat (Part 2 of Tyranny of Dragons)

• Chapter 15 section 1 - Xonthal's Tower
  
  
  • After Completing the Maze players emerge within sight of a teleportation circle located at the foot of Xonthal's Tower
    • Xonthal's Tower is located at the base of Mount Hlim, in the western part of the Greypeak Mountains.
    • Two notable towns exist just north of Xonthal's Tower:
      • The town of Llorkh
      • The town of Parnast
• Chapter 16: Mission to Thay
  • Located in the audience chamber of Nethwatch Keep within the Tharch of Lapendrar in Thay
    • Nethwatch Keep is located near the First Escarpment ridge almost due west of The Citadel in High Thay
    • This area is ruled by Tharchion Eseldra Yeth a powerful vampire

Out of the Abyss

• Chapter 12: Araj: Vizeran's Tower
  
  • At the towers peak on the 6th level Vizeran's sanctum contains a permanent teleportation circle
    • Teleportation is dangerous to use since it is located in the underdark and is subject to Faerzress

Storm King's Thunder

• Chapter 2 section - Triboar Quests:
  • Near the top of Moongleam Tower, in Everlund, is a circular windowless room that contains a permanent teleportation circle.
• Chapter 3 section - Rassalantar
  • Rassalantar's keep is located at the southern tip of the Sword Mountains north of Waterdeep on the Long Road
    • A hidden chamber in the dungeon holds a permanent teleportation circle
• Chapter 3 section - Yartar
  • Hand of Yartar tells them about a not-so-secret teleportation circle (more details below)
• Chapter 3 section - Inner Circles
  • The teleportation circle in Everlund is located inside a circular chamber in Moongleam Tower
  • The teleportation circle in Loudwater is located in a 30-foot-square cellar under a tavern called the Smiling Satyr
  • The permanent teleportation circle within Mirabar's walls is inscribed in a stable house loft
  • The circle in Neverwinter is drawn on the floor of an attic in a creaky old three-story rowhouse
  • The Waterdeep circle is located inside a raised crypt in Waterdeep's walled cemetery, the City of the Dead
    • A sarcophagus contains a stone staircase leading down to a magically lit room. The circle is on the floor of this chamber
  • Located behind a dilapidated villa in the heart of Yartar is a 40-foot-square garden patio enclosed by an 8-foot-high wall of ivy-covered stone. A hallucinatory terrain spell conceals the teleportation circle.

Dead in Thay

• Many teleportation circles are contained within the Doomvault in Thay.

Tomb of Annihilation

• Chapter 2 section - Heart of Ubtao: part 6 
  • This teleportation circle is etched onto the floor of a chamber located in Chult.

Waterdeep: Dragon Heist

• Chapter 3 section - Gralhund Villa: part G15
  • Located in Gralhund Villa in Waterdeep is a wood-paneled bedchamber with a birdcage on a table and a permanent teleportation circle inscribed on the floor
• Chapter 4 section - Old Tower: part O5
  • Located in the Old Tower in Waterdeep arcane runes are inscribed in a circle on the floor of this otherwise empty chamber. The circle is a permanent teleportation circle
• Chapter 8 section - Kolat Towers: part K22
  • Located within the Outer Tower on Level 4 in the Kolat Towers in Waterdeep
• Chapter 8 section - Extradimensional Sanctum: part E1
  • A teleportation circle is inscribed on the alabaster floor here
• App. B: Monsters and NPCs - Urstul Floxin
  • Mentions that House Gralhund in Waterdeep has a teleportation circle

Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage

• Skullport section Exploring the Town: part 27 The Poisoned Quill
  • Tasselgryn Velldarn knows the address of a teleportation circle in Waterdeep in the attic of an orphanage in the Dock Ward

Candlekeep Mysteries

• The Canopic Being: Mission to Tashluta
  • The permanent teleportation circle is located at the House of the All-Seeing Orb
  • Tashluta is located in Tashalar south of Calimshan and east of the southernmost Jungles of Chult 

The Wild Beyond the Witchlight

• Chapter 5 section - Standing Stones: part P4
  • Twelve moss-covered standing stones form a ring in the middle of a small clearing. An arcane sigil is inscribed on the inward-facing side of each stone, and the space between the stones is free of vegetation.

Journeys through the Radiant Citadel

• The Hall of Doors in Qaragarh mentions having many teleportation circles linked to locations across the empire
• The Ulema provides spellcasting services to the populace and maintains the empire's infrastructure of teleportation circles

Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen

• Chapter 5 section - Into the Wastes: part Malfunctioning Gate
  • An unstable gate can serve as a permanent teleportation circle linked to its partner gate

Keys from the Golden Vault

• Fire and Darkness section - Brimstone Hold: part B24 Nebukath's Chamber
  • This area contains a teleportation circle that leads to Avernus

Vecna: Eve of Ruin

• Chapter 2 section - The Sigil Sanctum
  • Teleportation Circles. Permanent teleportation circles exist within Sigil, but attempts to create new ones fail. If the Lady of Pain permits, they can be used to enter the city via the Plane Shift spell but not to leave.

Quests from the Infinite Staircase

• Chapter 4 section - Eternal Garden Locations: part G1 Fairy Ring
  • The toadstools form a fairy ring that acts as a permanent teleportation circle in the Feywild