Pan 11x11 in 13x13 magic square (1)

Take a panmagic 11x11 square and add 24 to all numbers, so in the 11x11 inlay are the 121 middle numbers from 25 up to 145.

In the border are the 24 lowest (1 up to 24) and the 24 highest (146 up to 169) numbers. Read the explanation on webpage 3x3 in 5x5 & concentric, how to construct the border.

See in the download below how the 13x13 border has been constructed or use the download to puzzle your own border.

The result is:

Pan 11x11 in 13x13 magic square

12	24	21	20	18	15	159	160	163	164	167	168	14
147	25	123	92	71	50	139	129	108	87	66	45	23
148	143	133	102	90	59	38	28	117	96	75	54	22
151	42	32	121	100	69	57	136	126	105	84	63	19
153	51	140	130	109	88	67	36	35	114	93	72	17
154	60	39	29	118	97	76	55	144	124	112	81	16
157	79	48	137	127	106	85	64	43	33	122	91	13
9	89	58	46	26	115	94	73	52	141	131	110	161
8	98	77	56	135	134	103	82	61	40	30	119	162
5	107	86	65	44	34	113	101	70	49	138	128	165
4	116	95	74	53	142	132	111	80	68	37	27	166
1	125	104	83	62	41	31	120	99	78	47	145	169
156	146	149	150	152	155	11	10	7	6	3	2	158

You can use this method to construct magic squares of odd order from 5x5 to infinity. See on this website 5x5, 7x7, 9x9, 11x11, 13x13, 15x15, 17x17, 19x19, 21x21, 23x23, 25x25, 27x27, 29x29 & 31x31

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13x13 magic square