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Black Canyon of Gunnison National Park remains closed

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Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park remains closed as Colorado's South Rim Fire burns without containment
A wildfire that's burning in the southern part of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park in western Colorado has grown to more than 1,600 acres. It has damaged some park equipment and several outbuildings.

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Section of National Park in Colorado Closed After Wildfire Doubles in Size
Black Canyon of the Gunnison South Rim Fire: Estimated containment date set as fire grows
Colorado wildfires: More evacuations issued for Turner Gulch fire on Colorado’s Western Slope
More than 7,600 acres of Colorado’s Western Slope have been burned by four lightning-sparked wildfires, according to fire officials.

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South Rim Fire to become more active due to afternoon gusty winds
South Rim Fire inside Black Canyon National Park grows to 3,633 acres in size
Fires continue burning across much of Colorado as hot, dry conditions persist
The South Rim Fire at the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park increased to 3,633 acres overnight and is zero percent contained, according to Bethany Urban with the Rocky Mountain Area Coordina...

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Crews battle multiple wildfires across Colorado over the weekend
Live updates: Black Canyon of the Gunnison South Rim Fire sees ‘rapid fire spread’
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Hundreds of firefighters descend on Colorado as multiple wildfires grow
Hot, dry and windy conditions in western Colorado have officials looking at long-term plans to fight numerous fires
Where are wildfires burning in Colorado? Here's what to know about the fires
The South Rim Fire and other western slope blazes led to three Colorado counties being declared disasters. See the latest map of the fires.
South Rim Fire in western Colorado continues to grow; community meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening
MONTROSE COUNTY, Colo. (KKTV) - A wildfire burning in western Colorado continues to grow after forcing nearby homes and a national park to evacuate. As of Tuesday morning, the South Rim Fire remains 0 percent contained and has grown to 3,988 acres.
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