Burned area of the Modoc Lighting Fires 2021 in the Modoc National Forest. June 23, 2021. (Image: Inciweb)

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ALTURAS, Calif. - Firefighters held all wildland fires on the Modoc National Forest yesterday, adding one new start to their list. Additional fires are possible, and more lightning is forecasted.

The Fairchild Fire near Mapes Reservoir (T44N R10E Sec36) was last reported at approximately 22 acres and 10-percent containment. The Antelope Fire was held within containment lines through the windy afternoon. It is 65-percent contained. More accurate mapping showed the Antelope fire is 112 acres.

Everyone should do their part, including maintaining equipment, vehicles, and trailers appropriately, avoiding risky burning practices, and adhering to fire safety restrictions. Learn more at https://go.usa.gov/x6V9u.

If we all play our part, maybe the success created by your Wildland Firefighters the last few days can be maintained

Helicopter drop on the Modoc Lightning Fires 2021. Modoc National Forest, June 23, 2021 (Image: Inciweb)

June 23, 2021 - Lightning fires reaching containment, campfires restricted
June 22, 2021 - Fire restrictions enacted on Modoc National Forest

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