Three massive forest fires Drive further north of Duluth in the northeast of Minnesota.
The crews also fight against colossal forest fires north of Minnesota in the provinces of Manitoba and Ontario in Canada, with hundreds of thousands of hectares being burned since May 12th.
From Tuesday morning the National Interagency Fire Center Report The Minnesota fires Now cover about 30,000 tomorrow:
Several northeastern counties – Beltrami, Cook, ITosca, Koochiching, Lake of the Forest and St. Louis – are under one Red flag warning on Tuesday until 9 p.m. Due to “strong winds and low humidity”, according to the Ministry of Natural Resources in Minnesota.
The DNR leads the Munger Shaw fight, while the Eastern Area Complex Incident team led the Jenkins Creek and Camp House brand as a “Brimson complex”.
Below you will find interactive cards that have been regularly updated by the National Interagency Fire Center.
The Jenkins Creek fires
The Jenkins Creek Fire, which was first reported on May 13, is located about 60 miles north of Duluth near Hoyt Lakes, northwest of Camp House Fire. According to the St. Louis sheriff, it tripled in the first 24 hours.
The fire of the Camp House Road
The Camp House Road Fire was first reported on May 12th, about 45 miles northeast of Duluth. Since then it has destroyed dozens of structures, huts and houses, reports the sheriff’s office.
The Munger Shaw Feuer
The first reported on Monday afternoon, which Munger Shaw Fire spread, quickly spread to about 1,600 acres. A week later, the fire center says that it contains almost 100%.
How you can help
Donations to support the relief supplies for members of the Lake County community can be carried out Online about the head of the lakes United Way.
Donations can also be sent to the head of the Lakes United Way (please note that it is for forest fire emphasis): 314 W. Superior St. No. 750, Duluth, MN 55802.
Donations to support the relief for members of the community in St. Louis County can be made Online via the United Way Northeasters Minnesota.
