Tucson's Bighorn Fire: More than 119,000 acres burned, blaze 75% contained

The lightning-caused wildfire in the mountains north of Tucson has been burning since June 5. It has scorched 119,020 acres.
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Bighorn Fire spreads to within a mile of Tucson suburbs - Wildfire

Uncontained wildfires burn more than 280,000 acres in Arizona

Bighorn Fire near Tucson containment increases to 33% with no growth

Revisiting the Bighorn Fire three years later

Bighorn Fire near Tucson grows to over 81,000 acres - Wildfire Today

One year later, researchers chart damage, recovery from Bighorn Fire

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Bighorn Fire - Wikipedia