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South Rim fire in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park grows to nearly 3,000 acres

Fire crews are focusing on securing the fire line and minimizing spread into the canyon, operations section chief Eric Zanotto said in a Saturday morning update.

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Wildfires force hundreds to evacuate from Grand Canyon National Park and surrounding areas

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Hundreds of Grand Canyon park visitors, residents evacuated due to nearby wildfires

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Arizona wildfires and extreme heat prompt evacuations near Grand Canyon

The White Sage Fire, sparked by lightning on 9 July, has scorched roughly 1,000 acres near Jacob Lake.

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Dragon Bravo Fire forces additional evacuations near Grand Canyon

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South Rim fire forces evacuations near Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park

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Wildfire near Grand Canyon expands tenfold over 24 hours

The wildfire also prompted officials to evacuate the North Rim and South Rim of the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, which remains closed to the public.

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Evacuations ordered as Black Canyon of Gunnison National Park wildfire nears 3,000 acres

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Tourists, residents evacuated from Grand Canyon due to wildfires

A Grand Canyon Access Point Is Closed as 19,000 Acres Burn Nearby

Access via the North Rim, a lesser-used gateway to the national park, was closed as the White Sage fire continued to burn on Saturday.

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500 tourists evacuated from Grand Canyon wildfires

Fast-spreading wildfires have forced the evacuation of part of the Grand Canyon, with the U.S. National Park Service saying at least 500 people had been guided out of the danger zone.

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Man dies while hiking Grand Canyon trail in extreme heat

A 67-year-old man hiking in the Grand Canyon National Park died on a trail while hiking in extreme heat, which possibly caused hazardous conditions. The Grand Canyon National Park Service said that at about 11:50 a.m. on Tuesday, July 8, the Grand Canyon Regional Communications Center received a report of an unresponsive hiker.