Three massive forest fires and out of control It continues to be enraged north of Duluth in the northeast of Minnesota, since the critical climatic conditions of fire continue to affect the region, according to the National Meteorological Service.
The teams are also fighting against massive forest fires north of Minnesota in the provinces of Manitoba and Ontario de Canada.
Until Thursday afternoon, reports the National Integential Fire Center The fires Now they cover more than 32,000 acres:
The incident team of the Eastern Area complex announced Wednesday that its Jenkins Creek and Camp House fire tasks command, managing both as the “Brimson complex.”
Interactive maps are presented below with continuously updated information of the National Integencial Fire Center.
Jenkins Creek’s fire
The Jenkins Creek fire, which tripled in size between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, focuses about 60 miles north of Duluth, near Hoyt Lakes, just northwest of the Flax House fire.
The fire on the camp of the Camp
Camp House fire was first reported on Sunday afternoon to about 45 miles northeast of Duluth. Since then it has destroyed boxes of structures, cabins and homes, according to the Sheriff’s Office of St. Louis County.
Munger Shaw’s fire
On Monday afternoon he reported for the first time, Fire Muger Shaw has spread to at least 1,600 acres.
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How can you help
Donations to support members of the Lake County community can be made online through the head of Lagos United Way.
Donations can also be sent by mail to the United Way Lagos Chief (keep in mind that it is for relief of forest fires): 314 W. Superior St. #750, Duluth, MN 55802.
Donations to support relief for members of the St. Louis County Community can be made online through the northeast of United Way Minnesota.