US: Smoke Rises as 160-Acre Wildfire in New Jersey Prompts Evacuations

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US: Smoke Rises as 160-Acre Wildfire in New Jersey Prompts Evacuations

A 160-acre wildfire in West Deptford Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey, was fully contained by 6 p.m. Saturday, April 11. The blaze prompted voluntary evacuations and threatened around 60 structures, but no injuries were reported and no buildings were damaged. The cause remains under investigation.

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  • 2026/4/12 12:30:34
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  • 2026 at 11:10h, New Jersey, NOTE: No audio Video Location: Paulsboro, US Video Recording Date/Time: April 11, Gloucester County

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