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Three massive fires Everyone is almost limited after several weeks furious for weeks in the northeast of Minnesota.
Firefighters have made great progress as the fires broke Around 12 May, and all evacuation was canceled on a memorial day.
Crews are also fighting Huge fires in the central and western part of Canadawith Canadian Interstance Forest Fire Center Reporting 217 assets of wild fires from June 13, 98 burned out of control.
Starting June 13, National Interdisciplinary Fire Center report Minnesota fires Now cover about 30,000 acres:
Minnesota Natural Resources Department runs Jenkins Creek and Munger Shaw, while the National Incident Management Organization has a team of camps of camp houses and horse river fires.
Below are interactive maps, which are regularly updated by the National Interestation Fire Center. Note: numbers may vary from card to cardIn the area
Jenkins Creek fire
Jenkins creek A fire, which was first reported on May 13, was centered about 60 miles north of Duluta near the Lake Hit, just northwest of the camp’s house fire.
The US Forest Service believes that the fire is “caused by people”, although the investigation is still underway.
On June 13, DNR reported that the fire “continues to shake the thick spruce bud worms that affected vegetation, deep peat and sphagnum moss”.
Camp home road fire
For the first time, the camp’s house was reported for the first time on May 12, about 45 miles northeast of Duluta. The Sheriff’s Office reports that it has since destroyed more than 150 structures, including cabins and homes.
The Forest Service says the fire “initially began on private land and moved to national forest system lands”.
“The priority is given to places where repairs can help protect ecologically significant wild rice lakes,” the Forest Service said.
Munger Shaw Fire
The first time was reported on May 12, near a cotton city, Munger Shaw Fire quickly spread to hundreds of acre.
“As long as the fire is largely included, the smelly hot spots inside the fire can continue to smell and cause smoke until the fire zone receives sufficient precipitation,” says DNR.
A horse river fire
The horse river fire, about 35 miles north of Brimson, was reported to be the border in the Canoe District Desert for the first time on May 22 and was included in June 8, according to the National Incident Management Organization.
The Forest Service says the fire originated in a lightning strike. At its top, the fire covered more than a dozen acres.
How can you help
Can make donations to support the reliefs of Lake County community members Online through Lakes United Way headIn the area
Donations can also be sent to The Lakes United Way driver (please note that it is for fire relief): 314 W. Superior St. #750, Duluth, MN 55802.
Can make donations to support the reliefs of the members of the St. Louis County Community Online through United Way Minnesota NortheastIn the area
