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Photo gallery: Wildfires spread by high winds
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Photo gallery: Wildfires spread by high winds

  • Jul 3, 2011
  • Jul 3, 2011 Updated Jul 6, 2014
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High winds helped spread recent wildfires in Arizona.

Monument fire

Monument fire

Ffirefighters set a backburn as they try to control the Monument Fire in Ramsey Canyon, near Sierra Vista on June 21, 2011.

AP photo

Monument Fire

Monument Fire
A members of the Globe Hotshots burns out an area between Ramsey Canyon Road north to Kachina Road and west of Arizona 92 A.E. Araiza/Arizona Daily Star

Monument fire

Monument fire

Firefighters set a backburn outside Sierra Vista on June 21, 2011.

AP photo

Monument Fire

Monument Fire

Rubble fills the chapel at Our Lady of the Sierras after it was claimed last week by the Monument Fire in Sierra Vista, Ariz., on Thursday June 23, 2011. Photo by Greg Bryan, Arizona Daily Star

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Monument Fire

Monument Fire

Ash Canyon resident Mark Gibson talks with Traveler's Insurance claims adjuster Katie Culp about his pump house that burned in the Monument Fire last week in Sierra Vista, Ariz., on Thursday June 23, 2011. Gibson's house, visible in the top left photo, was untouched by the fire. Photo by Greg Bryan, Arizona Daily Star

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The Horseshoe 2 Fire, June 9

The Horseshoe 2 Fire, June 9
Hot spots remained in the White Tail Canyon area as the Horse Shoe 2 destroyed two of about 20 structures in the area last night. David Sanders/Arizona Daily Star

Horseshoe 2 Fire, June 9

Horseshoe 2 Fire, June 9
A posted "closed" sign four miles outside of the Chiricahua National Monument shows its reason why as the Horse Shoe 2 Fire burns in the background on the west side of the Chiricahua Mountains,Thursday, June 9, 2011. David Sanders/Arizona Daily Star

The Horseshoe 2 Fire, June 9

The Horseshoe 2 Fire, June 9
Tucson's Northwest Fire fighters Jordan McCabe, left, and Mark Pepe mop up some areas as they help provide structure protection along South Buck Run in White Tail Canyon as the Horse Shoe 2 Fire moved through overnight and continued, Thursday, June 9, 2011, destroying two structures in the Chiricahua mountains. David Sanders/Arizona Daily Star

Horseshoe 2 fire

Horseshoe 2 fire
Tatanka Hotshots Caleb Andersh, left, and Brock Rose from Black Hills, South Dakota, watch the sun set outside of Whitetail Canyon as smoke from the Horseshoe 2 fire continued Wed, June 8, 2011. The fire is estimated at 116,000 as of Wednesday night according to PIO Mark Van Every. Photo by David Sanders/Arizona Daily Star. David Sanders/Arizona Daily Star

Horseshoe 2 fire

Horseshoe 2 fire
The sun peeks through the smokey cloud in the Whitetail Canyon area of the Horseshoe 2 fire, Wed, June 8, 2011. Photo by David Sanders/Arizona Daily Star. David Sanders/Arizona Daily Star

Wallow Fire

Wallow Fire
A firefighter uses a drip torch to ignite dry brush in Nutrioso on Friday, June 10, 2011. Firefighters took advantage of the calm conditions to set back burn operations. Jill Torrance/Arizona Daily Star

Wallow Fire

Wallow Fire
A firefighter uses a drip torch to ignite dry brush near in Nutrioso on Friday, June 10, 2011. Firefighters took advantage of the calm conditions to set backburn operations. Jill Torrance/Arizona Daily Star

Wallow Fire

Wallow Fire
Surprise firefighters Wes Odom and Jimmy Niesen mop up hot spots near Greer on Saturday. Firefighters are trying to clean up as many hot spots as they can before the afternoon winds arrive. Jill Torrance/Arizona Daily Star

Wallow Fire

Wallow Fire
Surprise Firefighter Tracy Wright mops up a hot spot near Greer on Saturday. Jill Torrance/Arizona Daily Star

Wallow Fire

Wallow Fire
A grove of burned trees stand like sticks along Highway 191 south of Alpine on Friday, June 10, 2011. Jill Torrance/Arizona Daily Star

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