Why has Minecraft generated this 1-chunk wide strip of world?

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I recently installed Dynmap, and viewing the map I noticed this 1-chunk wide strip extending directly south from spawn for about 16000 blocks. It can't have been generated by a player, otherwise it would be much wider than one chunk.
I don't have any plugins installed that would have generated this (I don't think?); I have done some manual world editing to merge two worlds together (using a custom, Prismarine-based tool), but that can't have generated anything.
Why would this have generated?
Plugin list:

Dynmap
DiscordSRV
EmojiChat
bPermissions

QuickerEgg · Answer

try to see if someone was flying fast toward it. or check your seed. if it is the 32 bit integer limit, try generating a world by random seed. otherwise, the many plugins have made the world generating hard for the Minecraft server/world. also check the f3 screen and go to chunk cache and if the 1 chunk area is centered in 0,0 then it might be the worlds priority to generate a X and Y 1 chunk area, in case you are flying long distances via elytra to save lag and crashing of the application.

Answered by QuickerEgg on November 30, 2020

Why has Minecraft generated this 1-chunk wide strip of world?

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