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MTBRF North Fork Fire Grows 10 Acres

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The MTBRF North Fork Fire grew approximately 10 acres to the south and east of its perimeter as of July 31, according to Bitterroot National Forest officials.

Firefighters are actively working on fuel breaks north of Lost Horse Road and east of the fire. Two additional hand crew modules are on order. The area is considered high-risk for firefighter insertion due to steep, rocky terrain with no foot or vehicle evacuation routes.

Residents should check closure areas under the Closures tab for updated access information.

📄 Source: InciWeb Active Wildfires http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/mtbrf-north-fork-fire
Checked against the public record8 of 10 claims · 80%

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  • The MTBRF North Fork Fire grew approximately 10 acres to the south and east of its perimeterAs of July 31, the fire grew approximately 10 acres to the south and east of the perimeter burning through light vegetation down the slope.
  • The growth of the MTBRF North Fork Fire was as of July 31null
  • The growth of the MTBRF North Fork Fire was reported according to Bitterroot National Forest officialsnull
  • Firefighters are actively working on fuel breaks north of Lost Horse RoadFirefighters continue actively making progress on fuel breaks that are located north of Lost Horse Road and east of the North Fork Fire.
  • Firefighters are actively working on fuel breaks east of the fireFirefighters continue actively making progress on fuel breaks that are located north of Lost Horse Road and east of the North Fork Fire.
  • Two additional hand crew modules are on orderTwo more hand crew modules are on order.
  • The area is considered high-risk for firefighter insertionThis particular fire area is considered high-risk to insert firefighters at this fire’s edge due to safety concerns such as steep and rocky terrain, with no evacuation routes by foot or vehicle.
  • The area has steep, rocky terrainThis particular fire area is considered high-risk to insert firefighters at this fire’s edge due to safety concerns such as steep and rocky terrain, with no evacuation routes by foot or vehicle.
  • The area has no foot or vehicle evacuation routeswith no evacuation routes by foot or vehicle.
  • Residents should check closure areas under the Closures tab for updated access informationPlease check out closure areas under the Closures tab.

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