US: Goltra Fire Grows Quickly Overnight In Clear Creek Canyon, Colorado

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US: Goltra Fire Grows Quickly Overnight In Clear Creek Canyon, Colorado

A wildfire started in Clear Creek Canyon, west of Golden, Colorado on Tuesday afternoon, August 20. The fire, dubbed the Goltra Fire, grew quickly overnight leading to highway closure.

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  • 2024/8/22 22:17:36
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  • Jefferson County, US Video Recording Date/Time: August 20, Colorado, 2024, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Golden

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