Oak Ridge Fire: Evacuations lifted on Navajo Nation

Oak Ridge Fire (Navajo Police Dept.)

All evacuation orders have been lifted amid a wildfire that has burned over 11,000 acres on the Navajo Nation.

What we know:

The Oak Ridge Fire sparked at 1:45 p.m. on June 28, eight miles southwest of Window Rock.

The fire burned 11,027 acres and is 100% contained.

All evacuation orders have been lifted.

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Oak Ridge Fire (Navajo Police Dept.)

By the numbers:

Officials say over 100 homes and more than 350 people were evacuated. At one point, nearly 400 personnel were battling the fire.

What we don't know:

The cause of the fire is under investigation, but is said to be human-caused.

Map of where the fire is burning

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