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Katie Langford, Denver Post
Sun, 08/11/2024 - 2:46pm

Fire crews gained 60% containment on the Bucktail fire burning on 7,202 acres northeast of Nucla in Montrose County, officials said in an update Sunday. Related Articles Colorado News | Colorado wildfire update: Bucktail fire in Montrose County doubles in size, chars more than 7,200 acres Colorado News | Colorado wildfire update: Alexander Mountain fire was human-caused, officials say Colorado News | Boulder County residents banded together to stay safe during Lakeshore fire Colorado News | Colorado wildfire evacuations lifted as containment grows Colorado News | Colorado wildfire updates: Quarry fire 100% contained, flash flood warning issued for Alexander Mountain fire burn scar Rain helped tamp down the fire Saturday, allowing firefighters to increase containment from 10% Saturday to 60% Sunday, U.S.

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