The map shows the approximate fire perimeter as a black line and the evacuation area in red.
Increased fire activity on Monday evening prompted evacuation orders in the Battle Creek area of Shasta County. The evacuation zone was within 4 miles of the community of Lake California and within 8 miles of Interstate 5 near Cottonwood.
At the fire’s southern end, evacuation orders were reduced to warnings on the east side of Highway 32 and for Forest Ranch. As of 6 a.m. Tuesday, July 30, the fire had burned 383,619 acres and was 14% contained, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said.Click to print Miss Manners: Am I overreacting about my husband's public insult?Dear Abby: If my son brings both his girlfriends, where should they sleep?After living in 700 sf for 5 years, this family wanted a bigger space.
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