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Cottonwood Fire reaches 93,918 acres with zero percent containment

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A desolate, charred forest landscape in Utah with blackened tree trunks, grey ash covering the ground, and thin plumes of smoke rising against a hazy, orange-tinted sky, symbolizing a large-scale wildfire loss.
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The Cottonwood Fire has burned an estimated 93,918 acres within Fishlake National Forest and remains at 0% containment. According to a Monday morning update from Utah Fire Info, burning debris recently caused the fire to reignite in North Creek.

Key takeaways

  • The Cottonwood Fire has burned approximately 93,918 acres.
  • Containment for the fire is currently at 0%.
  • Burning debris caused a reignition in the bottom of North Creek.
  • The fire is located within the Fishlake National Forest.

The Cottonwood Fire has burned an estimated 93,918 acres in Fishlake National Forest and remains 0% contained, according to a Monday morning update shared by Utah Fire Info.

The fire continues to impact the Fishlake National Forest area in Utah.

Recent activity has contributed to the spread of the blaze. According to the update, rolling and burning debris caused the fire to reignite in the bottom of North Creek yesterday.

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