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This is the seventh installment in my "Territories" puzzle series. I'm quite happy with how this one came together.

Play the sudoku here:

Sudoku Pad

If you haven't already you may also want to check out the 5x5 puzzle I posted yesterday with the same ruleset which can act as a warm-up or snack if you want something easier to get familiar with the rules:

Logic Masters

Rules:

Sudoku: Fill the grid with digits 1–9 so that each digit appears exactly once in every row and column.

Regions: Divide the grid into regions of orthogonally connected cells such that every cell belongs to a region. Each region contains exactly one circle. The digit in a circle gives the size of its region. Digits may not repeat within a region.

If a circle contains digit n then exactly n-1 orthogonally adjacent regions (regions sharing an edge) must be smaller in size than that region.

Cells separated by a blue dot must belong to different regions.

View my puzzles from the Territories series:

1. Consecutive Territories - Featured on CTC! (5/5 Difficulty):
   Solve on Logic Masters
2. Non-Consecutive Territories - Featured on CTC! (5/5 Difficulty):
   Solve on Logic Masters
3. Square Territories (5/5 Difficulty):
   Solve on Logic Masters
4. Yin-Yang Territories (5/5 Difficulty):
   Solve on Logic Masters
5. Counting Territories (4/5 Difficulty):
   Solve on Logic Masters
6. Loopy Territories (5/5 Difficulty):
   Solve on Logic Masters

Any feedback is welcomed!