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Oak Ridge Fire near the Navajo Nation capital in northern Arizona burns nearly 2K acres
The Oak Ridge Fire near Window Rock, Arizona, has burned over 1,800 acres and was 0% contained, as of June 29, 2025. Authorities suspected wood haulers may have started the fire and were investigating two persons of interest. The Navajo Nation has declared a state of emergency and increased fire restrictions.
Oak Ridge Fire swells to 6,545 acres burned over the weekend
PHOENIX — Fire crews are currently fighting the Oak Ridge Fire, burning eight miles southwest of Window Rock. The fire started on Saturday, June 28 and has burned 6,292 acres, more than tripling in size over the last few days. Navajo Police Department officials have asked those in the path of the fire to evacuate.
Oak Ridge Fire grows to over 6,000 acres, 0% contained, evacuations ordered
The Oak Ridge Fire is northeastern Arizona has grown to over 6,000 acres with 0% containment, according to the Southwest Area Complex Incident Management Team. Evacuations are underway, and a public meeting regarding the wildfire was scheduled for today,
As of Tuesday morning, the fire burned approximately 9,846 acres, according to mapping cited by BIA Wildland Fire Management ...
The Oak Ridge Fire — about 8 miles southwest of Window Rock on Navajo Nation land — is 0% contained. About 350 people are ...
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