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Cottonwood Fire grows to over 70,000 acres with no containment

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The Cottonwood Fire has grown to over 70,000 acres and currently has no containment. The human-caused fire is burning near Beaver, Junction, Circleville, and Marysvale.

Key takeaways

  • The Cottonwood Fire exceeds 70,000 acres with zero containment.
  • The fire is burning near the Utah towns of Beaver, Junction, Circleville, and Marysvale.
  • The fire was caused by humans and has destroyed some homes.
  • The full extent of property damage has not yet been determined.

The Cottonwood Fire has expanded to more than 70,000 acres with no containment reported. The fire is burning in the vicinity of Beaver, Junction, Circleville, and Marysvale.

According to reports, the fire was caused by human activity. While some homes have been destroyed, officials have not yet assessed the full extent of the damage.

Governor Spencer Cox has commented on the situation as the fire continues to burn.

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