US: Brush Fire Burns 110 Acres at Wetlands Park, Nevada

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US: Brush Fire Burns 110 Acres at Wetlands Park, Nevada

The Wiesner Fire, a brush fire that broke out at Wetlands Park in Nevada on Tuesday, June 24, has been completely contained after burning 110 acres, officials confirmed Thursday. This video, filmed on Tuesday, shows dark smoke rising from the scene.

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  • ILEA004550035
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  • 2025/6/27 12:25:32
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  • David Coroner via Spectee
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  • David Coroner via Spectee
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • Clark County, Video Location: Henderson, US Video Recording Date/Time: June 24, 2025 at about 16:48h, Nevada

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