Denver (KDVR)-A fire extinguishing decided that a massive fire with a length of 132 acres was actively burning on the southern side of the twin lake tank was caused by the fire of the abandoned camp.
Law enforcement officers with Pike Saint Isabelle National Forests, Simaron and Kamanche Herbal, where the fire occurs, Confirm Fire investigator results.
Blaze, which is called La Plata Fire, is located about four miles southwest of the twin lakes and contains 0 %, as of 1:51 pm on Saturday.
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A fire investigator decided that a massive fire with a length of 132 acres was actively burning on the southern side of the twin lake tank due to the abandoned camp fire. (Credit Pike-SAN ISABEL National Forests & Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands) -
A fire investigator decided that a massive fire with a length of 132 acres was actively burning on the southern side of the twin lake tank due to the abandoned camp fire. (Credit Pike-SAN ISABEL National Forests & Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands) -
A fire investigator decided that a massive fire with a length of 132 acres was actively burning on the southern side of the twin lake tank due to the abandoned camp fire. (Credit Pike-SAN ISABEL National Forests & Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands)
The fire started nearly a week ago at about 7:30 pm on Sunday, August 17, and it was burning in rugged terrain with a heavy dead and below the wood, According to InciWebA government site for fire reports.
Psicc requires anyone who has information about the cause of the fire Call him via email With “La Plata Fire Information” in the topic line.