Quick Blaze Ravages California Gold Mining Town
Quick Blaze Ravages California Gold Mining Town
US · Published Sep 3, 2025
A fast-moving wildfire in California's Chinese Camp Town has burned 6.25 square miles, threatening homes and prompting evacuations.
The '6-5 Fire' is one of over a dozen blazes across California, stretching resources and requiring additional support for containment.
Dry conditions and strong winds have contributed to the rapid spread of the fire, highlighting the ongoing wildfire threat in California.
Lightning-ignited wildfire endangers California's Chinese Camp
A swift wildfire, ignited by lightning, consumed 6.25 square miles and endangered residences in California's historic Chinese Camp Town on Tuesday. At least five homes were engulfed in flames, leading to mandatory evacuations and road closures. Residents attempted to salvage their belongings before fire crews reached the scene. Dubbed the '6-5 Fire,' it is among more than a dozen active fires burning across California, prompting requests for additional resources to aid in containment efforts.
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