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* Go through the ''.mca'' files in the save folder, and alternate between deleting one and loading the world. Once the world loads successfully, you now know which file is corrupted. If you suspect a certain chunk, try looking at the pictures in ''journeymap'' to see which region file it may be. The names of the pictures in ''journeymap'' correspond to the region.

*Once you know which file is corrupt, you can delete or repair it. If the Journeymap for that chunk shows nothing important, it's okay to delete. Minecraft will regenerate the chunks fresh next time you login.

* If you need to repair (for example, if part of your base is in the chunk) use a map or NBT editor to import the ''.mca'' file and edit out the bad block or entity.

* If you need to repair (for example, if part of your base is in the chunk) use a map or [[NBT]] editor to import the ''.mca'' file and edit out the bad block or entity.

* '''For advanced users''': You can use this tool, provided by bartimaeusnek, which will split up an MCA File to Chunks: https://github.com/bartimaeusnek/RegionSplitter/releases/download/0.0.2/RegionSplitter0.0.2.jar