COLORADO FIRES —
Significant fires burning in Colorado Sunday:
Black Forest: 14,198 acres, 485 homes and two deaths, located in El Paso County, 65 percent contained. It began Tuesday. Cause is under investigation.
Royal Gorge: 3,218 acres, 48 structures, located in Fremont County, 100 percent contained. It began Tuesday. Cause is under investigation.
Big Meadows: 604 acres, no structures, located in Rocky Mountain National Park in Grand County, 60 percent contained. It was started on by lightning on June 10.
Ward Gulch: 682 acres, no structures, located in Garfield County, 15 percent contained. It was started by lightning on Friday.
West Fork: 1,700 acres, no structures, located in Mineral County, no containment. It was started by lightning on June 5.
Wild/Hacking: 370 acres, no structures, located in Rifle National Monument in Moffat County. It is being allowed to burn in a remote area. It was started by lightning on Thursday.
Windy Pass: 108 acres, no structures, located in Mineral County. It was started by lightning on Thursday.
Significant fires burning sunday
Black Forest: 14,198 acres, 485 homes and two deaths, located in El Paso County, 65 percent contained. It began Tuesday. Cause is under investigation.
Royal Gorge: 3,218 acres, 48 structures, located in Fremont County, 100 percent contained. It began Tuesday. Cause is under investigation.
Big Meadows: 604 acres, no structures, located in Rocky Mountain National Park in Grand County, 75 percent contained. It was started by lightning June 10.
Ward Gulch: 682 acres, no structures, located in Garfield County, 15 percent contained. It was started by lightning Friday.
Wild/Hacking: 370 acres, no structures, located in Rifle National Monument in Moffat County. It is being allowed to burn in a remote area. It was started by lightning Thursday.
West Fork: 1,700 acres, no structures, located in Mineral County, no containment. It was started by lightning June 5.
Windy Pass: 108 acres, no structures, located in Mineral County. It was started by lightning Thursday.
