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Abstract A superelliptic curve over a discrete valuation ring
$\mathscr{O}$
of residual characteristic p is a curve given by an equation
$\mathscr{C}\;:\; y^n=\,f(x)$
, with
$\textrm{Disc}(\,f)\neq 0$
. The purpose of this article is to describe the Galois representation attached to such a curve under the hypothesis that f(x) has all its roots in the fraction field of
$\mathscr{O}$
and that
$p \nmid n$
. Our results are inspired on the algorithm given in Bouw and WewersGlasg (Math. J. 59(1) (2017), 77–108.) but our description is given in terms of a cluster picture as defined in Dokchitser et al. (Algebraic curves and their applications, Contemporary Mathematics, vol. 724 (American Mathematical Society, Providence, RI, 2019), 73–135.).