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Here’s Where the Hill Fire in Humboldt County is Most Active

July 19, 2024 by Matthew Pera

The lightning-sparked Hill Fire in Humboldt County, California had grown to 4,472 acres on Friday, up about 400 acres since Thursday. The fire ignited Tuesday, and was most active on the day it started. It is burning in the Mosquito Creek drainage in the Six Rivers National Forest, west of the South Fork Trinity River, … Read more

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