Black Fire could make history as the second largest fire in New Mexico. Here's the latest.
As of Monday morning, the wildfire had consumed 287,283 acres of mostly uninhabited Gila National Forest land.
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As of Monday morning, the wildfire had consumed 287,283 acres of mostly uninhabited Gila National Forest land.
About 30 miles northwest of Truth or Consequences, the Black Fire is the second-largest wildfire burning in the state.
Officials reported on Monday the fire was 49 percent contained.
As of Monday morning, the wildfire had consumed 287,283 acres of mostly uninhabited Gila National Forest land.
As of Monday morning, the wildfire had consumed 287,283 acres of mostly uninhabited Gila National Forest land.