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Babylon Fire reaches 45,258 acres in San Juan County

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The Babylon Fire in San Juan County has reached 45,258 acres with 0% containment. Strong winds and dry conditions are pushing the fire northwest.

Key takeaways

  • The Babylon Fire has reached 45,258 acres with no containment reported.
  • Four structures have been lost in San Juan County.
  • Strong winds and dry conditions are driving the fire northwest.
  • Crews are using indirect strategies to manage the fire in rugged terrain.

Strong winds and dry conditions continued to push the Babylon Fire northwest on Monday in San Juan County.

The fire has grown to 45,258 acres and currently has 0% containment.

According to a Tuesday update from the U.S. Forest Service-Manti-La Sal National Forest, four structures have been lost due to the fire.

Crews are utilizing natural barriers and indirect strategies to work safely within the steep and rugged terrain.

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