This sheet prints nonograms #16 from the daily archive for Oct 14, 2026 (medium). The 10 by 10 picture fills 55 of 100 cells (about 55 percent) from 50 clues; its longest single run is 7, and row 9 is the tightest line with clues [2, 2, 3] and only one cell of slack. Print it with your browser's print dialog (Ctrl/Cmd + P) and check yourself against the solution on the last page. Prefer to solve on screen instead? Play this puzzle online, or browse more printable nonograms from past days.
Reading the clues: count the slack first. For each line, the blocks plus mandatory gaps tell you how far any block can slide; a clue with less slack than the line length forces cells at one or both ends. Cross out eliminated cells as you go. The full step-by-step method is in the how to play nonograms guide.
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