A fire on the Ute Mountain Ute Reservation in Colorado was 75 percent as of Wednesday night, The Denver Post reports.
The 300-acre Dwelling Fire is burning within the Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Park, home to important cultural sites. It was started over the weekend by lightning.
After doing a fly-over, tribal officials said the sites appear to be safe. A ground survey will be conducted to determine any damages.
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Ute trove appears OK as blazes rip S.W. Colo. (The Denver Post 7/21)
Elbert County blaze quenched as flames loom over Ute trove (The Denver Post 7/21)
Fire threatening Ute archeological sites 40 percent containe
(The Grand Junction Sentinel 7/21)
Relevant Links:
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe - http://www.utemountainute.com
Related Stories:
Wildfire still burning on Ute Mountain Ute lands
(7/20)
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Fire on Colorado reservation 75 percent contained
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