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Dozens of structures feared destroyed in Beaver County fire

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A desolate, ash-covered landscape in Beaver County, Utah, featuring charred remnants of vegetation under a heavy, smoke-filled orange sky at dusk, symbolizing the aftermath of a wildfire.
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Fire officials believe dozens of structures have been destroyed by a fire moving through Beaver County. The Cottonwood Fire has grown to over 70,000 acres and remains at zero percent containment.

Key takeaways

  • Dozens of structures are feared destroyed in Beaver County.
  • The Cottonwood Fire has exceeded 70,000 acres.
  • The fire is currently zero percent contained.
  • There is no apparent loss of life at this time.

Fire officials believe dozens of structures have been reduced to ashes as the Cottonwood Fire continues to move across Beaver County.

As of the current report, there does not appear to be any loss of life related to the incident.

The Cottonwood Fire has expanded to over 70,000 acres. The fire is currently zero percent contained, and officials noted that weather conditions are not assisting containment efforts.

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