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Haywire Fire BAER

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Unit Information

Coconino National Forest 
1824 S. Thompson St. 
Flagstaff, 
Arizona 
86001 
Coconino National Forest 
1824 S. Thompson St. 
Flagstaff, 
Arizona 
86001 

Incident Contacts

  • Dick Fleishman
    Phone:
    928 853-4489

Photographs Gallery

Moderate soil burn severity on Haywire Fire
Moderate burn severity on ridge just west of Haywire Crater looking north. Photo by Kyle Paffett USFS July 2nd, 2022
Moderate burn severity on ridge just west of Haywire Crater looking north. Photo by Kyle Paffett USFS July 2nd, 2022
Moderate soil burn severity on Haywire Fire

Moderate burn severity on ridge just west of Haywire Crater looking north on July 2nd, 2022

Moderate soil burn severity on Haywire Fire
BAER soil scientist Rob Ballard and BAER hydrologist Reba McCracken perform soil burn severity assessment on ridge just west of Haywire Crater on July 2nd, 2022. photo by Kyle Paffett USFS
BAER soil scientist Rob Ballard and BAER hydrologist Reba McCracken perform soil burn severity assessment on ridge just west of Haywire Crater on July 2nd, 2022. photo by Kyle Paffett USFS
Moderate soil burn severity on Haywire Fire

BAER soil scientist Rob Ballard and BAER hydrologist Reba McCracken perform soil burn severity assessment on ridge just west of Haywire Crater on July 2nd, 2022.

Low burn severity on Haywire Fire
Low burn severity near Double Crater on the Haywire Fire. Photo taken by Kyle Paffett on July 2nd, 2022.
Low burn severity near Double Crater on the Haywire Fire. Photo taken by Kyle Paffett on July 2nd, 2022.
Low burn severity on Haywire Fire

Low burn severity near Double Crater on the Haywire Fire.

Haywire Fire June 21, 2022 BAER Flight
June 21 flight by BAER team view of Haywire Fire from the southwest looking northeast across the fire. Photo Matt O'Neill USFS
June 21 flight by BAER team view of Haywire Fire from the southwest looking northeast across the fire. Photo Matt O'Neill USFS
Haywire Fire June 21, 2022 BAER Flight

June 21 flight by BAER team view of Haywire Fire from the southwest looking northeast across the fire.

Haywire Fire June 21, 2022 BAER Flight
Southwest corner of the Haywire looking west as seen from the June 21 flight by BAER team. Photo Matt O'Neill USFS
Southwest corner of the Haywire looking west as seen from the June 21 flight by BAER team. Photo Matt O'Neill USFS
Haywire Fire June 21, 2022 BAER Flight

Southwest corner of the Haywire looking west as seen from the June 21 flight by BAER team. Photo Matt O'Neill USFS

Haywire Fire June 21, 2022 BAER Flight
June 21 flight by BAER team view of Haywire Fire from the southwest looking northeast across the fire. Photo Matt O'Neill USFS
June 21 flight by BAER team view of Haywire Fire from the southwest looking northeast across the fire. Photo Matt O'Neill USFS
Haywire Fire June 21, 2022 BAER Flight

June 21 flight by BAER team view of Haywire Fire from the southwest looking northeast across the fire.

Haywire Fire June 21, 2022 BAER Flight
Southwest corner of the Haywire looking west as seen from the June 21 flight by BAER team. Photo Matt O'Neill USFS
Southwest corner of the Haywire looking west as seen from the June 21 flight by BAER team. Photo Matt O'Neill USFS
Haywire Fire June 21, 2022 BAER Flight

Southwest corner of the Haywire looking west as seen from the June 21 flight by BAER team.

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