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| Arizona Wildfire in Pictures |
SPRINGERVILLE, Ariz. – After two weeks of raging wildfire along the Arizona-New Mexico border, which could become the largest in Arizona history, firefighters are eventually making some advancement against the massive blaze, with 6% containment.
According to CBS News reports; the huge wildfire in eastern Arizona has forced more than 10,000 people to evacuate and has destroyed 30 homes while burnt more than 600 Sq. mile of forest.
While residents are anxious to return back to their homes, firefighters say it might still take many days before its safe enough for them to get back to their homes.
Updated Picture Gallery Below; showing the disaster created by this wildfire:
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| Updated Picture Gallery: Arizona Wildfire Forced 10,000 to Evacuate and Burnt 600 Sq. Miles |
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| Updated Picture Gallery: Arizona Wildfire Forced 10,000 to Evacuate and Burnt 600 Sq. Miles |
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| Updated Picture Gallery: Arizona Wildfire Forced 10,000 to Evacuate and Burnt 600 Sq. Miles |
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| Updated Picture Gallery: Arizona Wildfire Forced 10,000 to Evacuate and Burnt 600 Sq. Miles |
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| Updated Picture Gallery: Arizona Wildfire Forced 10,000 to Evacuate and Burnt 600 Sq. Miles |
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| Updated Picture Gallery: Arizona Wildfire Forced 10,000 to Evacuate and Burnt 600 Sq. Miles |
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| Updated Picture Gallery: Arizona Wildfire Forced 10,000 to Evacuate and Burnt 600 Sq. Miles |
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