Minecraft:Far Lands - Revision history

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	\| 33,554,432		\| 33,554,432
	\| ~~{{info needed\|probably the first version that generated terrain}}~~		\| inf-20100227
	\| inf-20100325		\| inf-20100325
	\| Causes the famous "stone wall" of Infdev.		\| Causes the famous "stone wall" of Infdev.

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			[[Minecraft:lzh:極荒之境]]
	[[Minecraft:nl:Verre landen]]		[[Minecraft:nl:Verre landen]]
	[[Minecraft:pl:Odległe lądy]]		[[Minecraft:pl:Odległe lądy]]

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	[[File:Farlands 2.png\|thumb\|400px\|The Far Lands in {{JE}}.]]		[[File:Farlands 2.png\|thumb\|400px\|The Far Lands in {{JE}}.]]
	{{relevant tutorial\|Far Lands}}		{{relevant tutorial\|Far Lands}}
	The '''far lands''',<ref name=":farlander">{{tweet\|notch\|97216060708753408\|/v/ is petitioning me to change the name from "Endermen" to "Farlanders". How about we just rename the "far lands" to "the end" instead? ;D\|July 30, 2011\|archive=\|archiveid=}}</ref><ref>{{twon\|3746989361\|Terrain generation, Part 1\|March 9, 2011}}</ref> also spelled '''farlands'''<ref>{{Tweet\|notch\|1274136017956716545\|Turns out I was wrong about nobody ever walking to farlands!}}</ref> are a terrain generation bug and a [[Minecraft:Java Edition hard limits\|hard world boundary]] that appear when [[Minecraft:noise generator]]s responsible for terrain shape malfunction due to {{w\|integer overflow}}. It typically results in massive, spongy walls of terrain. They retain a legacy as one of the franchise's most famous [[Minecraft:glitch]]es, and have been referenced in official games such as {{MCSM}} and ''[[Minecraft:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.		The '''far lands''',<ref name=":farlander">{{tweet\|notch\|97216060708753408\|/v/ is petitioning me to change the name from "Endermen" to "Farlanders". How about we just rename the "far lands" to "the end" instead? ;D\|July 30, 2011\|archive=\|archiveid=}}</ref><ref>{{twon\|3746989361\|Terrain generation, Part 1\|March 9, 2011}}</ref> also spelled '''farlands'''<ref>{{Tweet\|notch\|1274136017956716545\|Turns out I was wrong about nobody ever walking to farlands!}}</ref><ref>The debug property added in Java Edition 26.3 Pre-Release 1 has the name <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code>. There, it is spelled as one word.</ref> are a terrain generation bug and a [[Minecraft:Java Edition hard limits\|hard world boundary]] that appear when [[Minecraft:noise generator]]s responsible for terrain shape malfunction due to {{w\|integer overflow}}. It typically results in massive, spongy walls of terrain. They retain a legacy as one of the franchise's most famous [[Minecraft:glitch]]es, and have been referenced in official games such as {{MCSM}} and ''[[Minecraft:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.

	The insides of the Far Lands consist of long dark tunnels, with sharp edges and extreme landscapes. The top and corners of the Far Lands are mostly flat, filled with [[Minecraft:tree]]s and other generated structures.		The insides of the Far Lands consist of long dark tunnels, with sharp edges and extreme landscapes. The top and corners of the Far Lands are mostly flat, filled with [[Minecraft:tree]]s and other generated structures.

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	! Depth noise		! Depth noise
	\| 42,949,~~672~~		\| 42,949,673
	\| {{info needed}}		\| {{info needed}}
	\| present{{fn\|name=betaonepointeight}}		\| present{{fn\|name=betaonepointeight}}

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	{{About\|the world generation bug\|the region in {{MCSM}}\|MCSM:Far Lands\|other uses\|Distance effects}}		{{About\|the world generation bug\|the region in {{MCSM}}\|MCSM:Far Lands\|other uses\|Distance effects}}
	{{~~needs update\|Re-addition in 26.3; need to talk about this as primary, with the old far lands talked about separately if different.}}~~		{{msgbox
	~~{{msgbox~~\|class=msgbox-blue\|image={{BlockSprite\|Rose\|scale=2}}\|imageisraw=y\|title=This page describes content that was previously removed from the game but has been re-added in development versions for {{JE}}.[[Category:Removed features]][[Category:In development]][[Category:In development Java Edition]]\|text=The Far Lands can be generated in vanilla bounds by using the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]]. They only generate in the [[Minecraft:Nether]] and [[Minecraft:The End]].}}		\| class = msgbox-blue
			\| image = {{BlockSprite\|Rose\|scale=2}}
			\| imageisraw = y
			\| title = This page describes content that was previously removed from the game but has been re-added in development versions for {{JE}}.[[Category:Removed features]][[Category:In development]][[Category:In development Java Edition]]
			\| text = The Far Lands can be generated in vanilla bounds by using the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]]. They only generate in the [[Minecraft:Nether]] and [[Minecraft:The End]]. However, they are incorrect and mis-leading due to everything being float-casted in [[Minecraft:26.3]].
			}}
	{{Outdated feature\|edition=bedrock\|The Far Lands are no longer reachable in vanilla bounds since [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]], and are only accessible through modifying the game.}}		{{Outdated feature\|edition=bedrock\|The Far Lands are no longer reachable in vanilla bounds since [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]], and are only accessible through modifying the game.}}
	~~{{Infobox structure~~		[[File:Farlands 2.png\|thumb\|400px\|The Far Lands in {{JE}}.]]
	~~\| image =~~ Farlands 2.png
	\| ~~image1size = 300px~~
	\| ~~imagecaption=~~ The Far Lands in {{JE}}
	~~\| canspawn = No~~
	}}
	{{relevant tutorial\|Far Lands}}		{{relevant tutorial\|Far Lands}}
	The '''far lands''',<ref name=":~~farlander0~~">{{tweet\|notch\|97216060708753408\|/v/ is petitioning me to change the name from "Endermen" to "Farlanders". How about we just rename the "far lands" to "the end" instead? ;D\|July 30, 2011\|archive=\|archiveid=}}</ref><ref>{{twon\|3746989361\|Terrain generation, Part 1\|March 9, 2011}}</ref> also spelled '''farlands'''<ref>{{Tweet\|notch\|1274136017956716545\|Turns out I was wrong about nobody ever walking to farlands!}}</ref> are a terrain generation bug and a [[Minecraft:Java Edition hard limits\|hard world boundary]] that appear when [[Minecraft:noise generator]]s responsible for terrain shape malfunction due to {{w\|integer overflow}}. It typically results in massive, spongy walls of terrain. They retain a legacy as one of the franchise's most famous [[Minecraft:glitch]]es, and have been referenced in official games such as {{MCSM}} and ''[[Minecraft:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.		The '''far lands''',<ref name=":farlander">{{tweet\|notch\|97216060708753408\|/v/ is petitioning me to change the name from "Endermen" to "Farlanders". How about we just rename the "far lands" to "the end" instead? ;D\|July 30, 2011\|archive=\|archiveid=}}</ref><ref>{{twon\|3746989361\|Terrain generation, Part 1\|March 9, 2011}}</ref> also spelled '''farlands'''<ref>{{Tweet\|notch\|1274136017956716545\|Turns out I was wrong about nobody ever walking to farlands!}}</ref> are a terrain generation bug and a [[Minecraft:Java Edition hard limits\|hard world boundary]] that appear when [[Minecraft:noise generator]]s responsible for terrain shape malfunction due to {{w\|integer overflow}}. It typically results in massive, spongy walls of terrain. They retain a legacy as one of the franchise's most famous [[Minecraft:glitch]]es, and have been referenced in official games such as {{MCSM}} and ''[[Minecraft:Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.

	The insides of the Far Lands consist of long dark tunnels, with sharp edges and extreme landscapes. The top and corners of the Far Lands are mostly flat, filled with [[Minecraft:tree]]s and other generated structures.		The insides of the Far Lands consist of long dark tunnels, with sharp edges and extreme landscapes. The top and corners of the Far Lands are mostly flat, filled with [[Minecraft:tree]]s and other generated structures.

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	File:Endless ocean at extreme large distances.png\|Endless [[Minecraft:ocean]] at extreme large distances		File:Endless ocean at extreme large distances.png\|Endless [[Minecraft:ocean]] at extreme large distances
	File:Bedrockless ocean.png\|[[Minecraft:Bedrock]]less water/lava ocean at extreme large distances		File:Bedrockless ocean.png\|[[Minecraft:Bedrock]]less water/lava ocean at extreme large distances
	File:Screenshot 2026-09-11 at 3.08.31 PM.png\|The ~~end farlands~~ in 26.3 pre release 1 with the debug flag on. These start generating at approximately 12 million blocks.		File:Screenshot 2026-09-11 at 3.08.31 PM.png\|The End Far Lands in 26.3 pre release 1 with the debug flag on. These start generating at approximately 12 million blocks.
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	{{About\|the world generation bug\|the region in {{MCSM}}\|MCSM:Far Lands\|other uses\|Distance effects}}		{{About\|the world generation bug\|the region in {{MCSM}}\|MCSM:Far Lands\|other uses\|Distance effects}}
	{{needs update\|Re-addition in 26.3; need to talk about this as primary, with the old far lands talked about separately if different.}}		{{needs update\|Re-addition in 26.3; need to talk about this as primary, with the old far lands talked about separately if different.}}
	{{msgbox\|class=msgbox-blue\|image={{BlockSprite\|Rose\|scale=2}}\|imageisraw=y\|title=This page describes content that was previously removed from the game but has been re-added in development versions for {{JE}}.[[Category:Removed features]][[Category:In development]][[Category:In development Java Edition]]\|text=The Far Lands can be generated in vanilla bounds by using the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]].~~{{upcoming\|java 26.3}}~~ They only generate in the [[Minecraft:Nether]] and [[Minecraft:The End]].}}		{{msgbox\|class=msgbox-blue\|image={{BlockSprite\|Rose\|scale=2}}\|imageisraw=y\|title=This page describes content that was previously removed from the game but has been re-added in development versions for {{JE}}.[[Category:Removed features]][[Category:In development]][[Category:In development Java Edition]]\|text=The Far Lands can be generated in vanilla bounds by using the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]]. They only generate in the [[Minecraft:Nether]] and [[Minecraft:The End]].}}
	{{Outdated feature\|edition=bedrock\|The Far Lands are no longer reachable in vanilla bounds since [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]], and are only accessible through modifying the game.}}		{{Outdated feature\|edition=bedrock\|The Far Lands are no longer reachable in vanilla bounds since [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]], and are only accessible through modifying the game.}}
	{{Infobox structure		{{Infobox structure
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	The insides of the Far Lands consist of long dark tunnels, with sharp edges and extreme landscapes. The top and corners of the Far Lands are mostly flat, filled with [[Minecraft:tree]]s and other generated structures.		The insides of the Far Lands consist of long dark tunnels, with sharp edges and extreme landscapes. The top and corners of the Far Lands are mostly flat, filled with [[Minecraft:tree]]s and other generated structures.

	The Far Lands were fixed in [[Minecraft:Beta 1.8 Pre-release]] {{In\|JE}}, and [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]] {{In\|BE}}. They no longer generate in the vanilla game without the use of mods or the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]]~~{{upcoming\|java 26.3}}~~ (except in the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] due to other terrain generation bugs caused by said debug property). An intentional [[Minecraft:world border]] was placed more than twice as far as the former boundary in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8]].		The Far Lands were fixed in [[Minecraft:Beta 1.8 Pre-release]] {{In\|JE}}, and [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]] {{In\|BE}}. They no longer generate in the vanilla game without the use of mods or the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]] (except in the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] due to other terrain generation bugs caused by said debug property). An intentional [[Minecraft:world border]] was placed more than twice as far as the former boundary in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8]].

	== By edition ==		== By edition ==
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	\| rowspan="2" \| 12,550,824		\| rowspan="2" \| 12,550,824
	\| rowspan="2" \| inf-20100327		\| rowspan="2" \| inf-20100327
	\| rowspan="2" \| present{{fn\|name=betaonepointeight\|Does not overflow within vanilla bounds unless the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]] is enabled~~{{upcoming\|JE 26.3}}~~}}		\| rowspan="2" \| present{{fn\|name=betaonepointeight\|Does not overflow within vanilla bounds unless the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]] is enabled}}
	\| rowspan="2" \| Jointly responsible for the Far Lands		\| rowspan="2" \| Jointly responsible for the Far Lands
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	\| rowspan="2" \| present{{fn\|name=betaonepointeight\|~~No longer overflows~~ within vanilla bounds ~~as of~~ [[Minecraft:~~Java Edition Beta 1.8 Pre-release~~\|~~Beta 1~~.~~8 Pre-release]]~~}}		\| rowspan="2" \| present{{fn\|name=betaonepointeight\|Does not overflow within vanilla bounds unless the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]] is enabled{{upcoming\|JE 26.3}}}}
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	The insides of the Far Lands consist of long dark tunnels, with sharp edges and extreme landscapes. The top and corners of the Far Lands are mostly flat, filled with [[Minecraft:tree]]s and other generated structures.		The insides of the Far Lands consist of long dark tunnels, with sharp edges and extreme landscapes. The top and corners of the Far Lands are mostly flat, filled with [[Minecraft:tree]]s and other generated structures.

	The Far Lands were fixed in [[Minecraft:Beta 1.8 Pre-release]] {{In\|JE}}, and [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]] {{In\|BE}}. They no longer generate in the vanilla game without the use of the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]],{{upcoming\|java 26.3}} ~~and no longer generate~~ in the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] ~~at all~~ due to other terrain generation bugs caused by said debug property. An intentional [[Minecraft:world border]] was placed more than twice as far as the former boundary in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8]].		The Far Lands were fixed in [[Minecraft:Beta 1.8 Pre-release]] {{In\|JE}}, and [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]] {{In\|BE}}. They no longer generate in the vanilla game without the use of mods or the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]]{{upcoming\|java 26.3}} (except in the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] due to other terrain generation bugs caused by said debug property). An intentional [[Minecraft:world border]] was placed more than twice as far as the former boundary in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8]].

	== By edition ==		== By edition ==

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	{{About\|the world generation bug\|the region in {{MCSM}}\|MCSM:Far Lands\|other uses\|Distance effects}}		{{About\|the world generation bug\|the region in {{MCSM}}\|MCSM:Far Lands\|other uses\|Distance effects}}
	{{needs update\|Re-addition in 26.3; need to talk about this as primary, with the old far lands talked about separately if different.}}		{{needs update\|Re-addition in 26.3; need to talk about this as primary, with the old far lands talked about separately if different.}}
	{{msgbox\|class=msgbox-blue\|image={{BlockSprite\|Rose\|scale=2}}\|imageisraw=y\|title=This page describes content that was previously removed from the game but has been re-added in development versions for {{JE}}.[[Category:Removed features]][[Category:In development]][[Category:In development Java Edition]]\|text=The Far Lands can be generated in vanilla bounds by using the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]].~~{{upcoming\|java 26.3}}~~ They only generate in the [[Minecraft:Nether]] and [[Minecraft:The End]].}}		{{msgbox\|class=msgbox-blue\|image={{BlockSprite\|Rose\|scale=2}}\|imageisraw=y\|title=This page describes content that was previously removed from the game but has been re-added in development versions for {{JE}}.[[Category:Removed features]][[Category:In development]][[Category:In development Java Edition]]\|text=The Far Lands can be generated in vanilla bounds by using the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]]. They only generate in the [[Minecraft:Nether]] and [[Minecraft:The End]].}}
	{{Outdated feature\|edition=bedrock\|The Far Lands are no longer reachable in vanilla bounds since [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]], and are only accessible through modifying the game.}}		{{Outdated feature\|edition=bedrock\|The Far Lands are no longer reachable in vanilla bounds since [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]], and are only accessible through modifying the game.}}
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	The insides of the Far Lands consist of long dark tunnels, with sharp edges and extreme landscapes. The top and corners of the Far Lands are mostly flat, filled with [[Minecraft:tree]]s and other generated structures.		The insides of the Far Lands consist of long dark tunnels, with sharp edges and extreme landscapes. The top and corners of the Far Lands are mostly flat, filled with [[Minecraft:tree]]s and other generated structures.

	The Far Lands were fixed in [[Minecraft:Beta 1.8 Pre-release]] {{In\|JE}}, and [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]] {{In\|BE}}. They no longer generate in the vanilla game without the use of mods or the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]]~~{{upcoming\|java 26.3}}~~ (except in the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] due to other terrain generation bugs caused by said debug property). An intentional [[Minecraft:world border]] was placed more than twice as far as the former boundary in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8]].		The Far Lands were fixed in [[Minecraft:Beta 1.8 Pre-release]] {{In\|JE}}, and [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.17.30\|1.17.30]] {{In\|BE}}. They no longer generate in the vanilla game without the use of mods or the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]] (except in the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] due to other terrain generation bugs caused by said debug property). An intentional [[Minecraft:world border]] was placed more than twice as far as the former boundary in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8]].

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	\| rowspan="2" \| inf-20100327		\| rowspan="2" \| inf-20100327
	\| rowspan="2" \| present{{fn\|name=betaonepointeight\|Does not overflow within vanilla bounds unless the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]] is enabled~~{{upcoming\|JE 26.3}}~~}}		\| rowspan="2" \| present{{fn\|name=betaonepointeight\|Does not overflow within vanilla bounds unless the <code>ENABLE_FARLANDS</code> [[Minecraft:debug property]] is enabled}}
	\| rowspan="2" \| Jointly responsible for the Far Lands		\| rowspan="2" \| Jointly responsible for the Far Lands
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	=== Screenshots ===		=== Screenshots ===
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	Far Lands Isometric Preview Alpha 1.0.15.png\|The isometric view of the Far Lands in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha v1.0.15]]		File:Far Lands Isometric Preview Alpha 1.0.15.png\|The isometric view of the Far Lands in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha v1.0.15]]
	Winter Far Lands.png\|The Far Lands seen in Winter type world in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha v1.0.4]]		File:Winter Far Lands.png\|The Far Lands seen in Winter type world in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha v1.0.4]]
	Corner Far Lands.png\|The Far Lands in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.7.3]]		File:Corner Far Lands.png\|The Far Lands in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.7.3]]
	FarLandsEnd3rd.png\|The Far Lands' edge in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Infdev]]		File:FarLandsEnd3rd.png\|The Far Lands' edge in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Infdev]]
	FarLandsMesa PocketEdition.jpg\|The Far Lands on mesa biome in [[Minecraft:Pocket Edition Alpha]]		File:FarLandsMesa PocketEdition.jpg\|The Far Lands on mesa biome in [[Minecraft:Pocket Edition Alpha]]
	Infdev0327farlands.png\|The corner Far Lands in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Infdev 20100327\|Infdev-20100327]]. The vertical noise scale was equal to the horizontal noise scale.		File:Infdev0327farlands.png\|The corner Far Lands in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Infdev 20100327\|Infdev-20100327]]. The vertical noise scale was equal to the horizontal noise scale.
	FarlandsYako.png\|A view of the Far Lands		File:FarlandsYako.png\|A view of the Far Lands
	Screenshot 2025-11-30 211133.png\|When near the Far Lands, the game starts to get laggy		File:Screenshot 2025-11-30 211133.png\|When near the Far Lands, the game starts to get laggy
	Farlands113.png\|Edge Far Lands in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.20.1]] at 1.8 septillion blocks		File:Farlands113.png\|Edge Far Lands in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.20.1]] at 1.8 septillion blocks
	Farlands111.png\|Corner Farlands at 1.8 septillion blocks		File:Farlands111.png\|Corner Farlands at 1.8 septillion blocks
	Farlands1116.png\|Far Lands in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.21.8]] using ultimate scaler [[Minecraft:mod]]		File:Farlands1116.png\|Far Lands in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.21.8]] using ultimate scaler [[Minecraft:mod]]
	Nether Roof Farlands.png\|The Nether roof Far Lands in 1.21.8		File:Nether Roof Farlands.png\|The Nether roof Far Lands in 1.21.8
	Nether Roof Farlands .png\|The Nether Far Lands in 1.21.8		File:Nether Roof Farlands .png\|The Nether Far Lands in 1.21.8
	End Ring Farlands.png\|The End Far Lands at 1.8 septillion blocks (End ring glitch is present).		File:End Ring Farlands.png\|The End Far Lands at 1.8 septillion blocks (End ring glitch is present).
	End Far Lands.png\|End Far Lands in 1.21.8		File:End Far Lands.png\|End Far Lands in 1.21.8
	Endless ocean at extreme large distances.png\|Endless [[Minecraft:ocean]] at extreme large distances		File:Endless ocean at extreme large distances.png\|Endless [[Minecraft:ocean]] at extreme large distances
	Bedrockless ocean.png\|[[Minecraft:Bedrock]]less water/lava ocean at extreme large distances		File:Bedrockless ocean.png\|[[Minecraft:Bedrock]]less water/lava ocean at extreme large distances
			File:Screenshot 2026-09-11 at 3.08.31 PM.png\|The end farlands in 26.3 pre release 1 with the debug flag on. These start generating at approximately 12 million blocks.
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