Is this solved in URP?

Why the recommended ,,solution" is to move to LWRP or HDRP? This problem persists even in HDRP (did not test LWRP). How is this not fixed yet? // HDRP 6.9.1, Unity 2019.2.7f2

I had this issue on Unity 2019.2 with large terrains and large shadow distance, but changing the clipping plane of the Camera from the default of 0.1 to 0.5 fixed it for me.

The problem is not fixed at all. I have a sample scene with which I can reproduce the problem, and shadows flicker just the same way with Unity 2019.1's VR Lightweight RP.

In case someone wants to look into it, here it is: https://slack-files.com/T873Z9J5A-FJV0LFVUL-3042e7c93a

I have run into same issue and looks like I have to switch to new engine. Looks like unity was created only for 2x2 scenes with primitive gameobjects.

NOW i understand why there is Just few good games on thia engine. Critical bug marked as closed...

I have tried to switch to new pipeline, but there is Just more problems like tree shaders.

This should be resolved in the Unity 5.5 beta:

Graphics: Improve shadows precision for large worlds

Use reverse-float depth buffer for improved depth buffer precision on modern GPUs. Particularly improves directional light shadowing for large view distances.

Confirming issue:
Spot lights, Point lights, cookie maps and shadow maps flickering after leaving > ~1000 distance from origin point.
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//Spotted on Android, not on WindowsEditor//
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This is a CRITICAL bug. But I don't understand, WHY Unity Developer team not consentrated on this HUGE issue?
What game can be made inside 1000 units (~1 mile, ~1 km) ?
What about big maps, open world or infinite terrain games?

Another vote for raising the priority of this issue. If you want to see Unity being used in bigger and more ambitious projects issues like these need to be fixed sooner rather than later.

We have the same problem, we are working with a huge world and have this issue as you get further away from 0,0,0. The shadows look like shit and becomes unplayable. We need this fixing as any kind of game play looks bad and we can't continue if this remains how it is. We also have buildings and changing the near clip to a higher distance isn't an option.

As TEKHK said we need this fixing asap. It really puts a hold on development as we fear we could be wasting out time if its not a fixable problem.

We are really struggling with this - our world is a hundreds kiliometers total, and around 30km across where we need precision and the shadows are always flickering. Changing camera clipping simply does not work because we have to go inside buildings as well as looking at them from the outside. Dual camera systems have other issues of a visible line where they join and shadow clipping.

We really need a solution to this quickly and I know there are many other devs out there who would love to see this fixed.