West Fork Complex
The West Fork Complex was a complex of wildfires near Wolf Creek Pass in southern Colorado. The first fire, the West Fork fire, was started by lightning at about 1 PM on June 5, 2013. All three fires were started by lightning. As the fire moved into heavy dead timber in early June thousands of firefighters struggled to prevent movement of the fires into populated areas.
* Papoose: 49,056 acres (76.650 sq mi; 198.52 km2)
* West Fork Fire: 58,576 acres (91.525 sq mi; 237.05 km2)
* Windy Pass: 1,417 acres (2.214 sq mi; 5.73 km2)
Wikipage redirect
primaryTopic
West Fork Complex
The West Fork Complex was a complex of wildfires near Wolf Creek Pass in southern Colorado. The first fire, the West Fork fire, was started by lightning at about 1 PM on June 5, 2013. All three fires were started by lightning. As the fire moved into heavy dead timber in early June thousands of firefighters struggled to prevent movement of the fires into populated areas.
* Papoose: 49,056 acres (76.650 sq mi; 198.52 km2)
* West Fork Fire: 58,576 acres (91.525 sq mi; 237.05 km2)
* Windy Pass: 1,417 acres (2.214 sq mi; 5.73 km2)
has abstract
The West Fork Complex was a co ...... moldering and smoke continued.
@en
Link from a Wikipage to an external page
Wikipage page ID
39,784,349
Wikipage revision ID
739,471,020
date
2013-06-05
fatalities
location
Southern Colorado, United States
TimeZone
title
West Fork Complex
subject
hypernym
point
37.373431 -107.002931
comment
The West Fork Complex was a co ...... acres (2.214 sq mi; 5.73 km2)
@en
label
West Fork Complex
@en
lat
3.7373431e+1
long
-1.07002931e+2
