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Babylon Fire exceeds 90,000 acres with no containment

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A charred desert shrub stands silhouetted against a heavy, orange-tinted smoke haze over a desolate Utah landscape at dusk, symbolizing a large-scale wildfire loss of containment and environmental impact.
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The Babylon Fire has expanded to over 90,000 acres and currently has zero containment. The wildfire is burning near the Colorado border, approximately two dozen miles southwest of Monticello.

Key takeaways

  • The Babylon Fire exceeds 90,000 acres with zero containment.
  • It is currently the second-largest wildfire in the United States.
  • The fire is burning near the Colorado border, southwest of Monticello.
  • 730 firefighters are engaged in ground and air operations.

The Babylon Fire has grown to over 90,000 acres with no containment reported. The blaze is currently the second-largest wildfire in America.

Located about two dozen miles southwest of Monticello, UT, near the Colorado border, the fire continues to spread.

A total of 730 firefighters are working to combat the flames using both ground and air resources.

As of the latest reports, there has been no containment achieved on the perimeter of the fire.

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