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Daily nonogram for September 29, 2026.

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Today's nonogram clues

Clues for September 29, 2026; groups are listed in order
LineRow clueColumn clue
11, 1, 1, 110
23, 39
3104, 4
4108
52, 4, 25, 1
62, 4, 25, 1
7108
84, 44, 4
94, 49
101010
Unsolved daily nonogram for September 29, 2026 with its row and column clues
Reveal the September 29, 2026 nonogram answer and solution

Answer: Castle

The completed picture has 82 filled cells. This date uses the Castle picture from the finite daily collection; pictures can recur in rotated or reflected forms.

Completed September 29, 2026 daily nonogram answer: Castle

Complete step-by-step solution

Each step uses the marks from previous steps. ■ means filled, × means confirmed empty, and an unmarked light cell is unknown. Gold outlines show new marks. Expand any grid to inspect that stage.

  1. Row 3: 10

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill columns 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

    Show grid after step 1
    Grid after step 1: Row 3: 10
  2. Row 4: 10

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill columns 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

    Show grid after step 2
    Grid after step 2: Row 4: 10
  3. Row 5: 2, 4, 2

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill columns 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10.

    Show grid after step 3
    Grid after step 3: Row 5: 2, 4, 2
  4. Row 6: 2, 4, 2

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill columns 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10.

    Show grid after step 4
    Grid after step 4: Row 6: 2, 4, 2
  5. Row 7: 10

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill columns 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

    Show grid after step 5
    Grid after step 5: Row 7: 10
  6. Row 10: 10

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill columns 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

    Show grid after step 6
    Grid after step 6: Row 10: 10
  7. Column 1: 10

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill rows 1, 2, 8, 9.

    Show grid after step 7
    Grid after step 7: Column 1: 10
  8. Column 2: 9

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill rows 2, 8, 9.

    Show grid after step 8
    Grid after step 8: Column 2: 9
  9. Column 4: 8

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill rows 8, 9.

    Show grid after step 9
    Grid after step 9: Column 4: 8
  10. Column 7: 8

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill rows 8, 9.

    Show grid after step 10
    Grid after step 10: Column 7: 8
  11. Column 9: 9

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill rows 2, 8, 9.

    Show grid after step 11
    Grid after step 11: Column 9: 9
  12. Column 10: 10

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill rows 1, 2.

    Show grid after step 12
    Grid after step 12: Column 10: 10
  13. Row 2: 3, 3

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill columns 3, 8.

    Show grid after step 13
    Grid after step 13: Row 2: 3, 3
  14. Column 10: 10

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill rows 8.

    Show grid after step 14
    Grid after step 14: Column 10: 10
  15. Row 8: 4, 4

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill columns 3, 8.

    Show grid after step 15
    Grid after step 15: Row 8: 4, 4
  16. Column 10: 10

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill rows 9.

    Show grid after step 16
    Grid after step 16: Column 10: 10
  17. Row 9: 4, 4

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill columns 3, 8.

    Show grid after step 17
    Grid after step 17: Row 9: 4, 4
  18. Row 2: 3, 3

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Mark columns 4, 5, 6, 7 empty.

    Show grid after step 18
    Grid after step 18: Row 2: 3, 3
  19. Row 5: 2, 4, 2

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Mark columns 3 empty.

    Show grid after step 19
    Grid after step 19: Row 5: 2, 4, 2
  20. Column 3: 4, 4

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill rows 1.

    Show grid after step 20
    Grid after step 20: Column 3: 4, 4
  21. Row 5: 2, 4, 2

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Mark columns 8 empty.

    Show grid after step 21
    Grid after step 21: Row 5: 2, 4, 2
  22. Column 8: 4, 4

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Fill rows 1.

    Show grid after step 22
    Grid after step 22: Column 8: 4, 4
  23. Row 1: 1, 1, 1, 1

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Mark columns 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 empty.

    Show grid after step 23
    Grid after step 23: Row 1: 1, 1, 1, 1
  24. Row 6: 2, 4, 2

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Mark columns 3, 8 empty.

    Show grid after step 24
    Grid after step 24: Row 6: 2, 4, 2
  25. Row 8: 4, 4

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Mark columns 5, 6 empty.

    Show grid after step 25
    Grid after step 25: Row 8: 4, 4
  26. Row 9: 4, 4

    Given the marks already made, this line has exactly one legal placement of its runs. The new cells follow from that placement.

    Mark columns 5, 6 empty.

    Show grid after step 26
    Grid after step 26: Row 9: 4, 4

The final grid has 100 determined cells. Its row and column clues match the published puzzle.

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