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Containment of Grand Canyon fire burning on North Rim shrinks to 13%
The Dragon Bravo Fire near the Grand Canyon's North Rim lost containment, dropping to 13% due to dry, windy weather. The fire grew to 45,000 acres and advanced four miles north, threatening structures near the park's north entrance.
The Dragon Bravo Fire continued to burn under a "historic dry air mass," fire officials reported on Inciweb on July 29.
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