Snowy Taiga Start with Trial Chambers at 16, -48 — Minecraft Seed

Explore Minecraft seed 2949319510548750579 for Java Edition.

World details

About this Minecraft seed

The Java 26.3 map marks a snowy taiga biome at X 16, Z -48, at the same X/Z position as the estimated snowy taiga start. Continue toward the trial chambers at X 336, Z 128, roughly 365 blocks from the first point. Nearby biome samples include snowy plains, taiga.

The listed Minecraft biomes are Snowy Taiga, Snowy Plains, Taiga, Frozen River, Old Growth Spruce Taiga, Snowy Beach.

Recorded structures include Trial Chambers, Ruined Portal. Check the listed coordinates for their locations.

The listed game versions are Java 26.3. Match the edition and version when creating your Minecraft world.

The featured location, Snowy Taiga, has an estimated position at X: 16 · Z: -48.

Minecraft seed details

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Seed2949319510548750579
Edition
Java
Game versions
Java 26.3
Featured location
X: 16 · Z: -48

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Locations and coordinates

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Snowy Taiga

Estimated location
X: 16 · Z: -48/tp @s 16 ~ -48

Trial Chambers

Estimated location
X: 336 · Z: 128/tp @s 336 ~ 128

Ruined Portal

Estimated location
X: 368 · Z: 272/tp @s 368 ~ 272

Estimated Spawn

Estimated location
X: 16 · Z: -48/tp @s 16 ~ -48

An unknown Y coordinate is written as ~ in the command. This keeps your current height; it does not find the ground automatically. Teleport commands require the appropriate in-game permissions.

How to use this Minecraft seed

  1. Copy the complete seed number shown above, including a minus sign if present.
  2. Open the Minecraft edition and game version listed for this seed. Create a new world and paste the number into the world seed field before generating it.
  3. Use the recorded coordinates to explore the locations shown here. Terrain and structure placement may differ in another edition or game version.

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