Cottonwood Wildfire in Utah Reaches 95% Containment
Official records show the developing Cottonwood wildfire in Utah has burned 97,464 acres.
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Official records show the developing Cottonwood wildfire in Utah has burned 97,464 acres.
The developing Babylon wildfire in Utah has burned 107,189 acres and is 97 percent contained, according to official records.
The developing Aspen Acres wildfire in Colorado has burned 102,004 acres and is 72 percent contained, according to official records.
The developing Rowe Creek Complex wildfire in Oregon has burned 373,981 acres, according to official records.
The active 0445 CROSSWHITE wildfire in Oregon has burned 345,113 acres and is 87 percent contained as the situation remains developing.
The developing Hay Creek Complex wildfire in Oregon has burned 200,292 acres and is 97% contained, according to official records.
The active Little Giant wildfire in Washington is 12% contained, according to official records.
Official records report the Kaiser Canyon wildfire in Washington has burned 138,292 acres and is 90 percent contained.
Official records report the developing Big Grass wildfire in Oregon has burned 579,007 acres.
The developing Tartar wildfire in Idaho has burned 158,027 acres and is 98 percent contained.
The developing Second Flat wildfire in Oregon has burned 105,854 acres and is 95% contained, according to official records.
Official records report the open and developing Coleman Creek wildfire in Oregon has burned 308,863 acres.
Crews have reported 47 percent containment on the developing Sinlahekin wildfire in Washington.
Crews have established perimeter lines around 94 percent of the Bug wildfire in California, according to official records.