Where does the flat world start to corrupt?

Where does the flat world start to corrupt? - Paper boat near globe in room

I have a LAN world where my friends and I are making a country. I also have plans making the surrounding ocean once we setted up the full land, but since Bedrock Edition doesn't currently have a WorldEdit sandbox or something, I can't really make it.

But my problem revolves around flat worlds (or infinite ones), because I wanted to set up something as a whiteboard, but I tried typing /tp @s 3000000 -3000000, the world has been reduced to only the top of the Grass Blocks, formatted like a chessboard, and can be fallen through. I was lucky enough to transfer back to the country.

Curious how I should max out the size of the country, where does the world start to have strange effects? I went to x = 1000000, z = 1000000 before and nothing wrong is happening.






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Superflat worlds also allow the player to access The End, which generates a normal dimension of floating islands, if strongholds are enabled, by spawning in an End Portal (block) using commands or by building your own End portal.

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