Babylon Fire reaches 106,610 acres and is 50% contained
By Gephardt Daily Staff · July 16, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Babylon Fire has reached 106,610 acres and is currently 50% contained. The San Juan County Sheriff's Office noted that while smoke columns are no longer visible from certain locations, the fire is not yet extinguished.
Key takeaways
The Babylon Fire covers 106,610 acres.
Containment for the fire is currently at 50%.
The San Juan County Sheriff's Office warned that the lack of visible smoke from some areas does not indicate the fire is out.
The Babylon Fire in San Juan County, Utah, has grown to 106,610 acres and is now 50% contained.
While columns of smoke are no longer visible from some vantage points, the San Juan County Sheriff's Office stated that this does not mean the fire is out.
An update from the San Juan County Sheriff's Office provided the latest figures regarding the fire's progress and containment status as of July 15, 2026.