Fontana and Walworth, Wisconsin — West End Living on Geneva Lake

Sunday morning on the west end of Geneva Lake and the day’s already started without you. The Coffee Mill has a line. Somebody’s ski-boat is warming up at Abbey Harbor, that low engine-idle that carries across the water on still mornings. A kayaker’s already halfway to Williams Bay, out before anyone else bothered. This is what locals mean when they say West End Living. Not a tagline. A feeling. The kind that settles in the moment you turn off the main road and the lake shows up.

Fontana-on-Geneva Lake Wisconsin and Walworth, Wisconsin share a border so naturally you’d never know where one stops and the other starts. Fontana is all lake: the beach, the marinas, the boats, the neighborhoods spilling down toward the water. Walworth is all life: the grocery store, the hardware store, the diners where the specials are written on a chalkboard and the waitress already knows your coffee order. Put them together and you’ve got a complete picture. A place where weekends make sense and so do winters.

People here call it Funtana. (If you haven’t heard that yet, you will.) It’s not Lake Geneva city with the trolleys and the boutiques and the constant churn of July tourists. It’s quieter on purpose. More residential. More boat-and-porch than promenade-and-parking. The people who choose the West End aren’t settling for it. They went looking for it.

Kim and Joel Reyenga have been part of this community for decades. Joel’s in Gordy’s Boat Club. Their boating starts at Abbey Harbor. They know every neighborhood on this shore, every boat launch, every spot where the path gets good in October. What they’ll tell you is that the West End is something you have to see to understand. So here’s the guide.

The Character of the West End

West End Living on Geneva Lake is a deliberate lifestyle choice. Fontana-on-Geneva Lake residents are boat people, beach people, porch people. They chose the western shore for its quieter pace, residential character, and deep community roots. Year-round families and seasonal residents mix naturally, anchored by the lake and the community fabric that surrounds it.

There’s a type of person who ends up on the West End. They’ve visited Lake Geneva before. They’ve walked the waterfront, had dinner at one of the lakeside spots, maybe taken the Cruise Line tour. And then they found the western shore and something clicked. The crowds thinned. The pace dropped. The lake felt wider. It felt right.

Fontana residents measure seasons by the water. When the ice goes out. When the boats come back in. When the Shore Path gets crowded enough that you have to go early. The boat isn’t a luxury on the West End. It’s practically furniture. The lake is the backyard, the social calendar, the reason you bought the place.

What makes the West End different from the Lake Geneva city side isn’t just the geography. It’s the culture. The Abbey Resort is the anchor, yes, but it’s not the whole story. Fontana has neighborhoods where families have come for three generations. Marinas where the same guys have been launching the same boats every May for thirty years. Year-round residents and seasonal visitors mixing at Fontana Beach, at Chuck’s, at the Lions Club Lobster Boil. The West End builds a particular kind of loyalty. People don’t just like it here. They stay.

Walworth adds the layer that makes it sustainable year-round. The school, the grocery store, Heyer True Value Hardware (open since 1868, incidentally), the local bars and diners where by mid-summer everyone knows your name. That’s not a compromise. That’s the ingredient that makes it feel real instead of rented.

The Abbey Resort — The Heart of Fontana

The Abbey Resort in Fontana, Wisconsin is a full-service lakefront resort on the western shore of Geneva Lake, featuring waterfront dining at 240 West, The Waterfront social hub, the 35,000-square-foot Avani Spa, and Abbey Harbor marina with 407 boat slips. For Fontana residents, The Abbey isn’t just a hotel. It’s a year-round community institution.

The Abbey has been the defining landmark of Fontana-on-Geneva Lake for decades and its influence on the community goes far beyond hospitality. Yes, it draws visitors from Chicago. But it’s also where Fontana residents host anniversary dinners, where families book spa days in February when the lake has that frozen, meditative quality, where locals grab a drink at The Waterfront after a long day on the water. The Abbey is woven into West End life in a way most resorts never achieve.

240 West: The Abbey’s signature waterfront restaurant and Fontana’s premier lakeside dining experience. Panoramic harbor views looking down the full length of Geneva Lake, a menu that runs contemporary American with seasonal touches, and live music nights that turn dinner into something worth driving up for on a Wednesday. This is where you take someone when you want to show them what’s special about the West End.
The Waterfront: The Abbey’s social hub. Hand-crafted cocktails, wine, beer, shareable plates, and a casual-but-polished lounge energy that works for a date night or a low-key group meetup equally well. Weekend live music keeps it lively without being loud about it. The crowd here is a pretty good cross-section of everyone who loves the west end.
Avani Spa: 35,000 square feet of full-service resort spa. Treatments, salon, wellness programming. Avani is the reason Fontana doesn’t just feel like a lake town. Spa days are a real part of the West End Living calendar, especially during the shoulder seasons when the lake slows down and the spa fills up.
Abbey Harbor and Boat Slip Rental: 407 slips with water and electric service, wireless access, and a private clubhouse. Abbey Harbor is part of daily West End life, not resort scenery. For residents who want lake access without the full lakefront price, it’s a central part of the equation. Kim and Joel launch from here.

For what’s happening at The Abbey right now, check the Fontana events calendar and Abbey Resort schedule at WhatsHappeningAtTheLake.com. They update it regularly.

Things To Do in Fontana-on-Geneva Lake

Fontana-on-Geneva Lake offers a genuine West End Geneva Lake experience: boating from Abbey Harbor, swimming at Fontana Beach, kayaking with Fontana Paddle Company, and dining along the western waterfront. The Gordy’s marine complex handles every boat need from rentals to fuel, and the Geneva Lake Shore Path starts here. It’s lake life without the Lake Geneva crowds.

The activity list at Fontana isn’t long in a theme-park way. It’s deep in the way lake towns measure depth. Most of it is on or near the water, and most of it is exactly what you’d want on a weekend at western Geneva Lake.

Fontana Beach: The public beach at the western tip of Geneva Lake is one of the best on the entire shore. The vantage point looking east down the full seven-mile length of the lake is genuinely striking. On a clear summer morning you can see all the way to Williams Bay. Families, swimmers, kids in the shallows, people who showed up with no plan other than sitting here. This is the social center of summer on the West End.
Geneva Lake Shore Path: The famous 26-mile path that rings all of Geneva Lake is accessible right here from the western end. The western sections are notably quieter than the Lake Geneva city side. More wooded, more intimate, better estate views. Starting from Fontana is the local’s way to do it. (And honestly the section closest to the city gets crowded fast in July. Come here instead.)
Fontana Paddle Company: Kayak and paddleboard rentals. The easy on-ramp to Geneva Lake for visitors and residents who want to get on the water without their own gear. Paddling the western end at sunrise is one of those simple things that tends to stick with people.
Gordy’s Boat Club: The West End’s premier boating access point, with boat club memberships and rentals. Gordy’s is a Fontana institution. The name comes up every time someone talks about boats on the western shore. Kim and Joel are members. It’s that kind of place.
Jerry’s Majestic Marine Boat Rental: Serving the Fontana lakefront since 1984. Pontoons and wave runners for visitors who want flexible lake access without a membership. Good option if you’re up for the weekend and want a boat for Saturday.
Gordy’s In and Out Boat Service: Full-service boat launch, storage, and seasonal servicing. This is the infrastructure that keeps Fontana’s boat culture running. If you own a boat on the West End, you know this place.
Gordy’s Gas Pump: Lakeside fuel. Practical footnote that says something important about how boat-centric life here really is. You don’t put a fuel pump on the water unless the boats are running all day.
Annual Community Events: The Big Foot Lions Club Annual Lobster Boil and Steak Fry at Reid Park is the event that makes first-time visitors feel like locals. Movies on the Beach is a summer family staple. The 4th of July Fireworks from the western end? The view from Fontana Beach is arguably the best seat on the lake. (The people in Abbott Springs would disagree but they’re wrong.)

Full events lineup on the Fontana events calendar at WhatsHappeningAtTheLake.com. And for a broader look at the region, the things to do around Geneva Lake guide has everything organized by season.

Restaurants and Bars in Fontana, Wisconsin

Fontana, Wisconsin restaurants are intimate, local, and lake-flavored. Gordy’s Boat House and Surf Shack on the water, Chuck’s for classic comfort, Little Bar for neighborhood regulars, Kimkasi Pub for craft cocktails and a laid-back crowd, and Coffee Mill for the morning ritual. The Abbey’s 240 West rounds out the upscale end. Every place here has a loyal following for a reason.

Fontana restaurants aren’t trying to compete with the Lake Geneva city dining scene. They’re doing something different and, depending on what you’re looking for, something better. These are places with regulars and history and the kind of warmth that comes from serving the same community season after season. If you want chef’s tasting menus and scene-making, head east. If you want good food, cold drinks, and people who’ll remember you next time, you’re in the right spot.

Gordy’s Boat House: A Fontana institution with direct lake access. Honest, satisfying lakefront fare: burgers, fish, sandwiches, cold beer. The kind of place that pairs perfectly with a day on the water. The view is free. The vibe is exactly what you’d hope for from a place called the Boat House.
Gordy’s Surf Shack: The casual, beach-energy sibling. You go here straight off the boat, still in your swimsuit, looking for something cold and something good. Quick service, laid-back waterfront personality. The kind of stop that becomes a summer ritual before you realize it’s happened.
Chuck’s: A venerable local favorite that has been feeding West-enders for decades. Chuck’s doesn’t need to try. It just is. Regulars are loyal the way they get when a place consistently delivers comfort food and a familiar face. The kind of community anchor that holds a neighborhood together through every season, not just summer.
Little Bar: Small, intimate, and genuinely beloved. Neighborhood bar character that’s genuinely getting harder to find anywhere. Modest room, a good pour, an outdoor fire table, and a crowd that’s been coming back long enough to know each other’s names. Some of the best conversations on the West End happen here.
Kimkasi Pub: Casual, welcoming, with its own loyal following. Craft cocktails, comfortable atmosphere, and the easy sense of belonging that good neighborhood bars always cultivate. Steps from The Abbey, which means it catches a natural crowd from the resort and the marina.
Coffee Mill: This is where the West End day starts. Locals picking up coffee before the boat goes in the water. Weekenders starting their Saturday. The kind of community gathering point a neighborhood quietly depends on. A cup at Coffee Mill and a walk to the beach is a perfectly complete West End morning. No notes.

For the upscale tier, The Abbey’s 240 West and The Waterfront are covered in the Abbey section above and well worth it for any occasion.

Walworth — Fontana’s Sister City

Walworth, Wisconsin is Fontana’s essential partner. A small village immediately adjacent to the lakefront that provides the everyday infrastructure making West End living sustainable year-round. Daniels Foods grocery, banking, hardware, pharmacy, and a thriving local dining scene make Walworth the practical backbone of the Fontana-Walworth community ecosystem.

Every lake community needs a sister city, and Fontana’s couldn’t be a better fit. Walworth sits immediately inland. The borders of these two villages literally touch. And Walworth supplies everything that makes full-time or year-round second-home life actually work. Think of Fontana as the lake and Walworth as the life that makes the lake sustainable.

The everyday infrastructure of Walworth is the unsung story of West End Living. Daniels Foods for the full grocery run. Heyer True Value Hardware, open since 1868, for the things you need when you need them. Banks, pharmacy, the full range of practical services, all minutes away. When locals say everything you need is right here on the West End, they’re including Walworth in that statement.

And then there’s the dining scene, which has its own entirely local character:

Meggy Moos: Community-favorite with warm, casual energy. Works for families, friend groups, solo diners. The spot for ice cream after a little league game, which tells you something about how embedded it is in Walworth daily life.
The 46 Tavern: Local tavern with real roots. Where West End stories get told among regulars. Honest pours, worn atmosphere, the comfortable feel of somewhere that’s been earning its place for years.
Sammy’s on the Square: True community anchor. Family-owned since 1995. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, homemade soup, loyal following built on genuinely consistent quality. The square setting gives it a downtown presence that the town deserves.
Luna’s Mexican Restaurant: Reliable go-to for the West End community. Authentic, fresh, fills a real need and does it consistently well. One of those places where the loyalty is earned and obvious.
Siemers Cruise-In Bar and Grill: Walworth institution with a seasonal, nostalgic car-culture character that’s been around for more than 30 years. The kind of original that doesn’t exist in most places anymore.
King Dragon: Consistent Asian cuisine with a loyal following. The go-to for takeout. Fills an important spot in the local rotation.
Stella Rose: A more refined option when the occasion calls for it. Good atmosphere, more considered menu, still firmly West End in spirit.
Rise Restaurant: Asian Fusion. Casual Japanese eatery with bento boxes, fried rice, and other familiar dishes. Draws people from across the West End for a reliably good meal.
Two Sisters Thai: Authentic Thai food, its own distinct concept, loyal local following. A genuine standout in the Walworth dining scene. The kind of place that surprises people the first time.

Fontana and Walworth together cover everything. The lake life and the life beside the lake. That’s the whole West End in one sentence.

Real Estate in Fontana — West End Living

Fontana-on-Geneva Lake real estate ranges from direct lakefront estates at $4M to $15M to lake access homes at $650K to $3M and condominiums starting around $300K. The West End offers a quieter, more residential alternative to the Lake Geneva city-side market. Approximately 90 minutes from Chicago, with distinct neighborhoods and genuine community depth.

If you’ve spent time on both ends of Geneva Lake, you already understand why Fontana real estate sits in a different category than the Lake Geneva city side. The western shore is more residential, more private, more community-oriented. And the buyers who choose it are usually making that choice on purpose. They want the lake. They want the lifestyle. They don’t want to feel like they’re living inside someone else’s tourist destination.

Kim and Joel Reyenga know every neighborhood on this western shore, and they’ll tell you the West End has a range of options most people don’t fully appreciate until they start looking. Here’s the full picture:

Fontana Neighborhoods

Country Club Estates: Established neighborhood with a mix of classic lake-area homes and updated properties. Tree-lined streets, familiar faces, and easy walk-to-the-water access. The historic nine-hole golf course known as ‘The Little Jewel’ gives this neighborhood its own distinct character.
Abbey Springs: Private, 320-acre gated community with direct Geneva Lake access and resort-caliber amenities including tennis courts, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a marina, and a clubhouse. Consistently one of the most sought-after private communities on the entire lake. See the Abbey Springs community guide at WhatsHappeningAtTheLake.com for the full picture.
The Cliffs: Perched on the bluffs above the western shore with an elevated, panoramic vantage point. The views of Geneva Lake from this neighborhood are among the best on the West End. The kind of sight line that makes you understand immediately why people pay a premium for elevation here.
Glenwood Springs: Residential neighborhood with an easy-going character and good access to the water and all the services Fontana and Walworth provide.
Indian Hills: Wooded, established, quieter, more private. Draws buyers who want West End community but appreciate a little separation from the summer activity.

Fontana Real Estate Market Segments

Lake Homes: $4,000,000 to $15,000,000: Direct lakefront estates on the western end of Geneva Lake. Private piers, open water access, and the full Geneva Lake experience in a more residential, quieter setting than the city-side lakefront. West End lakefront buyers are choosing the lake lifestyle without the Lake Geneva crowds. That’s a deliberate and deeply appealing trade.
Lake Access Homes: $650,000 to $3,000,000: Homes with association pier access, deeded lake rights, or community water access. The most popular segment for Chicago-area families buying a West End vacation home or second home. Lake access without the full lakefront price, and consistently strong long-term value.
Condos: $300,000 to $2,000,000: Condominium properties from entry-level Geneva Lake area access to premium lake-view units. Ideal for lock-and-leave buyers and first-time Geneva Lake purchasers. The Abbey Springs condo market is one of the most sought-after in this segment, with amenities that go well beyond what most condo communities offer.

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Schools and Family Life on the West End

Fontana-on-Geneva Lake and Walworth are served by the Fontana J8 School District and Big Foot Union High School District. Small-district enrollment, genuine small-town school experience. Fontana Beach, community events, Fontana Paddle Company, and Walworth’s everyday services make the West End a supportive, practical family environment year-round.

For Chicago families considering a second home or relocation to the West End, schools and family infrastructure are always part of the conversation. The western shore delivers on both.

Fontana elementary students attend the Fontana J8 School District. A small, community-oriented district that reflects the character of the West End itself. High school students attend Big Foot Union High School, which serves Fontana, Walworth, Sharon, and surrounding townships. These are schools where teachers know students by name and families know each other. That’s a meaningful distinction from the larger suburban Chicago districts most West End buyers are coming from.

Beyond the classroom, the West End is a genuinely good family environment. Fontana Beach is the summer social center for families. Safe, community-watched, and the place where kids grow up knowing the water and each other. Fontana Paddle Company gives families an easy, low-barrier way to get on the lake together. Movies on the Beach is the kind of community event that’s hard to replicate anywhere. And the year-round rhythm of Walworth, the schools, Daniels Foods, the local businesses, provides the practical infrastructure that makes real life here comfortable and sustainable.

Getting to Fontana and Walworth, Wisconsin

Fontana-on-Geneva Lake is approximately 90 minutes from downtown Chicago via I-94 North to I-43 North to US-12 West, continuing on US-12/WI-67 to Fontana and Walworth. Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport is 45 minutes away. Chicago O’Hare and Midway are each approximately 90 minutes from the West End. The Harvard Metra station is 15 minutes away.

The drive out to the West End is part of the experience. You leave Chicago, get on I-94 North, take I-43 North and then US-12 West toward Lake Geneva, and then keep going west past the Lake Geneva city center, past Fontana Road, all the way to the quieter, wider western end of the lake. Total drive from downtown Chicago is approximately 90 minutes under normal traffic. After the third or fourth trip you stop needing directions. And somewhere around the turn onto WI-67, the city stops being part of the equation.

For those flying in, Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport is approximately 45 minutes away. Chicago O’Hare and Midway are each roughly 90 minutes. Rideshare and rental car service from all three.

One thing people don’t always know: the Harvard, Illinois Metra station on the Union Pacific Northwest line is about 15 minutes from the West End. The commute to the Chicago Loop from Harvard runs about 1 hour and 50 minutes and terminates at Ogilvie Transportation Center in the West Loop. It’s the longest single run in the Metra system. And yes, people actually do it. Year-round West End living and a Chicago commute is a real thing here, not just a retirement plan.

Why Chicago Families Choose the West End

Chicago families choose Fontana-on-Geneva Lake for the quieter western shore, The Abbey Resort as a resort amenity you live beside rather than visit, the boat-first culture of Gordy’s and Abbey Harbor, and the Fontana-Walworth ecosystem that makes year-round or second-home living genuinely comfortable. The West End is where Chicago families stop visiting Geneva Lake and start belonging to it.

If you’ve been to Lake Geneva, you know the appeal. The lake is beautiful, the draw is obvious. But at some point a lot of Chicago families start asking a different question. Not ‘where should we go this weekend,’ but ‘where do we actually want to belong?’

That question tends to lead to the West End.

Fontana offers something the Lake Geneva city center doesn’t: the lake without the scene. The quieter western shore, where your neighbors are other families and the marina crowd is something you’re part of rather than watching. The Abbey Resort is here and it’s remarkable, but it’s a resort you live beside. Not one you visit. The spa day, the lakefront dinner at 240 West, the Sunday morning boat out of Abbey Harbor… these aren’t vacation activities. They’re just Tuesday.

Gordy’s and Abbey Harbor give non-boat-owners full access to the boating lifestyle. The Lions Club Lobster Boil is the kind of community event that turns first-time visitors into people who know the cook by name. Fontana Beach is where your kids grow up swimming. And the Fontana-Walworth ecosystem, the schools, Daniels Foods, the local bars where someone will eventually save your usual seat, is the practical foundation that makes it all real.

The West End is where Chicago families stop visiting Geneva Lake and start belonging to it. Kim and Joel Reyenga have watched it happen more times than they can count. It usually starts with a weekend. Then a summer. Then a conversation about what it would actually take to make this place theirs.

Welcome to the West End

Two villages. One lake. One lifestyle.

Fontana-on-Geneva Lake and Walworth, Wisconsin don’t just sit next to each other. They complete each other. Fontana is the water, the boats, the beach, the neighborhoods that wake up every morning with the lake right there. Walworth is the everyday life that makes it all work: the grocery run, the school pick-up, the hardware store, the local bar where the bartender already knows what you’re having.

Together they’re the West End. And the West End is something Geneva Lake offers that nowhere else quite matches. A lake life that’s genuinely livable, a community that knows your name, and a pace that reminds you why you came in the first place.

The Funtana spirit is real. Ask anyone who’s spent a summer here. It’s in the early mornings on the water and the late evenings at Chuck’s. It’s in the Lions Club Lobster Boil and the 4th of July fireworks reflected in the lake. It’s in the way the West End holds onto its people season after season.

Kim and Joel Reyenga have spent their careers helping people find their way to this corner of Wisconsin. The ones who end up on the West End tend to stay. For more on what’s happening across all of the lake communities, What’s Happening At The Lake is your source for local lifestyle, events, and community coverage. When you’re ready to explore what’s available, start at the link below.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Fontana and Walworth, Wisconsin

Fontana-on-Geneva Lake is known for its relaxed western-shore lifestyle, The Abbey Resort and Abbey Harbor marina, Fontana Beach, the Gordy’s marine complex, and the West End Living culture that defines this quieter end of Geneva Lake. It’s the community-first alternative to the busier Lake Geneva city side, just 90 minutes from Chicago.

Living in Fontana, Wisconsin means waking up to the western end of Geneva Lake, where neighbors are year-round families and weekend boat people, the pace is deliberately unhurried, and community events like the Lions Club Lobster Boil feel like genuine traditions. It’s a lake lifestyle that’s residential, relationship-driven, and deeply tied to the water.

The best things to do in Fontana, Wisconsin include swimming at Fontana Beach, boating from Gordy’s Boat Club or Abbey Harbor, kayaking with Fontana Paddle Company, walking the Geneva Lake Shore Path, dining at Gordy’s Boat House, and attending community events like Movies on the Beach and the 4th of July Fireworks over western Geneva Lake.

Fontana-on-Geneva Lake homes range from direct lakefront estates at $4M to $15M, to lake access homes at $650K to $3M and condominiums starting around $300K. Neighborhoods include Abbey Springs (private gated community), The Cliffs (bluff views), Country Club Estates, Glenwood Springs, and Indian Hills. The West End market is quieter and more residential than the Lake Geneva city side.

Fontana, Wisconsin is approximately 90 minutes from downtown Chicago via I-94 North to I-43 North to US-12 West, continuing on US-12/WI-67 to the western shore of Geneva Lake. Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport is about 45 minutes away. Chicago O’Hare and Midway are each approximately 90 minutes from Fontana. The Harvard Metra station is 15 minutes away.

Fontana, Wisconsin is an excellent family destination and second-home market. The Fontana J8 School District and Big Foot Union High School serve the area with small-district enrollment and genuine community character. Fontana Beach, Movies on the Beach, Fontana Paddle Company, and the year-round services in adjacent Walworth make the West End a supportive, practical family environment.

Fontana, Wisconsin restaurants include Gordy’s Boat House and Surf Shack (lakefront casual), Chuck’s (longtime local favorite), Little Bar (intimate neighborhood bar with outdoor fire table), Kimkasi Pub (craft cocktails), Coffee Mill (morning ritual), and The Abbey Resort’s 240 West and The Waterfront for waterfront dining. Adjacent Walworth adds Meggy Moos, Sammy’s on the Square, Rise Restaurant, Stella Rose, and Two Sisters Thai.

West End Living is the lifestyle concept that defines the Fontana-Walworth community on western Geneva Lake. A quieter, more residential, community-first alternative to the Lake Geneva city center. It means lake access, boat culture, neighborhood relationships, and the practical day-to-day comfort of Walworth’s services, all within 90 minutes of Chicago. It’s where people stop visiting Geneva Lake and start belonging to it.

The Abbey Resort in Fontana, Wisconsin is a full-service lakefront resort on the western shore of Geneva Lake featuring 240 West waterfront restaurant, The Waterfront social hub, the 35,000-square-foot Avani Spa, and Abbey Harbor marina with 407 boat slips. For Fontana residents, The Abbey functions as a year-round community anchor. Dining, events, spa days, and lakefront access all in one landmark property.

Fontana-on-Geneva Lake is the quieter, more residential western end of the same lake that Lake Geneva city anchors on the eastern side. Lake Geneva offers boutiques, more tourist activity, and a denser downtown waterfront. Fontana offers the same beautiful lake in a community-first, boat-centric, neighborhood-oriented setting. More residential, less crowded, and deeply appealing to buyers who want to actually live on the lake.

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