Four Mile Canyon Fire
Four Mile Canyon Fire
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Around 10:00 on September 6th, 2010 fire crews responded to a wildland fire in the Fourmile Canyon area west of Boulder. Crews arrived to a wildfire that was consuming the canyon forest near Emerson Gulch in heavy winds. The fire was declared 100% contained on September 13th, 2010, and burned 6,200 acres with 169 structures lost including 12 homes of the firefighters, and the Four Mile Fire Protection District Station 2 in Salina was destroyed with Engine 4604 inside. The fire was started when a firefighter’s burn pile got out of control.
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