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Ruby Complex

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INCIDENT UPDATED 6/25/2009

Approximate Location

35.918 latitude, -111.996 longitude

Incident Overview

Ruby Rose Garden.  Low intensity fire leaves pockets of green vegetation.

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The Ruby Complex is comprised of the Ruby Fire on the Tusayan District of the Kaibab National Forest and the Game Reserve Fire on the south rim of Grand Canyon National Park. The complex totals 4,644 acres. The fires are being managed under one organization across jurisdictional boundaries to meet protection and resource objectives. Fire activity has slowed to creeping and smoldering. Further monitoring will be done by Red Butte Lookout and Grandview Lookout.

Basic Information

Incident TypePrescribed Fire
CauseLightning
Date of OriginSaturday June 13th, 2009 approx. 06:00 PM
LocationKaibab NF and Grand Canyon National Park
Incident CommanderC. Stock

Current Situation

Total Personnel1
Size4,644 acres
Percent Contained60%
Fuels Involved

Timber, grass

Fire Behavior

Fire activity has decreased and further growth is expected to be minimal.

Significant Events

The Arizona Trail is open.

Outlook

Planned Actions

Red Butte and Grandview Lookouts will monitor smoke and fire spread from the towers.

Growth Potential

Low

Terrain Difficulty

Low

Remarks

There may be light smoke impacts to Arizona Trail and south of Tusayan.

Current Weather

Temperature70 degrees
Humidity15%

Unit Information

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Kaibab National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
800 South 6th Street
Williams, AZ 86046

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