Firefighters have made significant progress in the last week controlling the flames and putting out the blaze

Almost a month after its onset in the mountains of the Angeles National Forest in eastern Los Angeles County, the fire Bobcat Fire is 62% controlled as reported by the authorities on Tuesday morning.

The fire that already has wiped out 114,200 acres of the national park, it has been burning since September 6 causing evacuations and devastation in its wake.

The Bobcat Fire is on the list of the biggest fires in Los Angeles County.

These zones are kept under fire evacuation order:

  • Paradise Springs, south of Big Pines Highway, east of Devil’s Punchbowl, west and north of Largo Vista Road
  • South and west of Upper Big Tujunga Canyon, east of Los Angeles Forest Highway, and north of Angeles Crest Highway.
  • As well as the residences that are along Angeles Crest Highway, between the Angeles Forest Highway and Highway 39.

For its part, the evacuation order in the Wrightwood area was canceled Tuesday morning and people can return to their homes.

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