Klamath National Forest battles sulfur fire south of Happy Camp | Fire watch

HAPPY CAMP, Cal. – Updated at 1:30 p.m.: Ground resources gained access to the Sulfur Fire Friday morning. The fire remains within yesterday's fire lines and was mapped at 3/4 of an acre. Crews, equipment and a helicopter are working today to contain the sulfur fire. The investigation is looking into the causes of the fire.

Original article:

The Sulfur Fire is burning in the Sulfur Springs Campground area in Siskiyou County, south of Happy Camp on the east side of Elk Creek between Cougar and Copper Creeks. Below is a complete list of respective evacuations, areas and containments.

Sulfur Fire (California)

Evacuation orders (LEAVE NOW!): None

Evacuation Warnings (BE READY TO LEAVE IMMEDIATELY!): None

Area: 3/4 acres

Containment: 0%

Closures: None

Firefighting Efforts: Ground resources accessed the sulfur fire Friday morning. The fire remains within yesterday's fire lines and was mapped at 3/4 of an acre. Crews, equipment and a helicopter are working today to contain the sulfur fire.

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