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Lowline Fire

Unit Information

2250 South Main St. 
Delta, 
81416 
2250 South Main St. 
Delta, 
81416 

Incident Contacts

  • Gunnison Ranger District
    Phone:
    970-641-0471
    Hours:
    8am - 4pm
  • GMUG Fire Info Hotline
    Phone:
    970-874-6602
    Hours:
    24/7

Maps Gallery

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Lowline Fire Public Information Map July 29, 2023

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A screenshot from a map showing the location of the Lowline Fire, northwest of Gunnison, Colorado. The original map is at: https://arcg.is/1KKu8X

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Lowline Fire Public Information Map for Friday, July 28, 2023

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This map shows the area where the Lowline Fire is burning. Gunnison, Colorado is to the southeast of the fire area and Crested Butte is to the northeast. This perimeter is based on a flight over the fire last night (July 26) using an infrared camera to map areas of heat. Because it's a snapshot in time of a large, active fire, the actual perimeter is already larger. How much it has grown depends on many factors, including wind, overnight humidity, etc., as well as suppression activity. The possibility of thunderstorms today (July 27) could produce rapid fire growth because of the strong winds thunderstorms usually produce.

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A area map showing the approximate perimeter of the Lowline Fire on the afternoon of July 26, 2023.

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This image shows the approximate perimeter of the Lowline Fire at 9 p.m. on July 26, 2023 and plotted on a Google Earth image. The perimeter was calculated using an infrared camera on one of Colorado's Multi-Mission Aircraft (MMA). The green line through the center of the image is the boundary between public and private land, with the national forest to the left. The red dots are heat sources, usually spot fires, that are burning ahead of the main body of the fire.