A look at some of the major wildfires burning in Colorado:
HIGH PARK
Location: 15 miles west of Fort Collins.
Size: 130 square miles or 83,205 acres.
Containment: 45 percent.
Deaths: 1.
Homes destroyed: 248.
Start date: June 9.
Cause: Lightning.
Firefighting costs: $29.6 million.
Firefighting resources: 19 helicopters, five air tankers, 170 engines, 2,037 personnel.
WALDO CANYON
Location: Pike National Forest west of Colorado Springs.
Size: 5.3 square miles or 3,400 acres.
Containment: 0 percent.
Deaths: None reported.
Homes destroyed: None reported.
Start date: June 23.
Cause: Under investigation.
Firefighting costs: None reported.
Firefighting resources: 450 personnel.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Location: Estes Park.
Size: 0.04 square mile or 27 acres.
Containment: 100 percent.
Deaths: None reported.
Homes destroyed: 22.
Start date: June 24.
Cause: Not reported.
Firefighting costs: None reported.
Firefighting resources: None reported.
LITTLE SAND
Location: 13 miles northwest of Pagosa Springs.
Size: 34 square miles or 21,616 acres.
Containment: 31 percent.
Deaths: None reported.
Homes destroyed: None reported.
Start date: May 13.
Cause: Lightning.
Firefighting costs: $5.2 million.
Firefighting resources: 196 personnel.
WEBER
Location: 6 miles south of Mancos.
Size: 13 square miles or 8,300 acres.
Containment: 0 percent.
Deaths: None reported.
Homes destroyed: None reported.
Start date: June 22.
Cause: Human, under investigation.
Firefighting costs: $245,000.
Firefighting resources: 164 personnel.
TREASURE
Location: 5 miles northeast of Leadville
Size: 0.5 square mile or 320 acres.
Containment: 10 percent.
Deaths: None reported.
Homes destroyed: None reported.
Start date: None reported.
Cause: Human.
Firefighting costs: None reported.
Firefighting resources: 73 personnel.
Sources: National Interagency Fire Center, U.S. Forest Service, Larimer County Sheriff’s Department.
