Bastrop fire
The 32000-acre inferno destroyed over 1600 homes and killed two people. Three separate fires started on September 4 2011 as a result of strong winds caused by nearby Tropical Storm Lee and merged into one large blaze that burned east of the city of Bastrop.
Update from fire and county emergency officials.
. The wildfire ravaged more than. Bastrop fire map shows evacuation area. About 100 homes were threatened by the fire officials said Tuesday but none have been.
1 day agoThe fire grew from 150 acres to about 640 acres as of 630 pm. Tuesday and at that time zero percent had been contained according to the service and Bastrop County Judge Paul Pape. Bastrop County Office of Emergency Management shared a post on Monday on Facebook about the prescribed burn that.
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The Lost Pines Ablaze. The Bastrop County Complex fire ignited on September 4 2011 and was the most destructive wildfire in state history. The fire which grew quickly in Tuesdays windy conditions has burned about 783 acres as of Wednesday morning and is 30 percent contained according to the Bastrop County Office of Emergency.
Bastrop County Judge Paul Pape. 1 day agoThe 2011 Bastrop County Complex fire was not only the largest wildfire to affect the Bastrop area but stands as Texas largest and most destructive wildfire to date. 1 day agoBastrop County is just a decade removed from a massive 2011 Bastrop County Complex Fire that burned 32000 acres of the iconic Lost Pines destroyed more than 1600 homes and killed two people.
2 days agoThe fire at 100 Park Road 1A in Bastrop State Park which officials have named the Rolling Pines Fire appears to be linked to a Tuesday prescribed burn in the park. At least 250 families were asked to evacuate due to the fire. 1 day agoBASTROP COUNTY Texas KXAN A controlled burn turned out of control and sparked the Rolling Pines Fire in Bastrop County on Tuesday.
The Bastrop County Complex fire was the most destructive wildfire in Texas history striking areas of Bastrop County in September and October 2011. 1 day agoThe fire began north of SH 71 and south of SH 21 in Bastrop at 100 Park Road 1A. Four people were killed by the fire which destroyed 1673 homes and inflicted an estimated 325 million of insured property damage.
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