Van Fire Burns 1,107 Acres in Catheys Valley, 60% Contained
Key Questions
Where is the Van Fire located and when did it start?
The Van Fire started on July 8 in Catheys Valley, Mariposa County, California. It is an active wildfire burning in a rural area of the county.
What is the current size and containment status of the Van Fire?
As of July 9, the fire has burned 1,107 acres and is 60% contained. This information comes from official reports on the developing incident.
Have evacuation orders been issued for the Van Fire?
No evacuation orders have been issued for the Van Fire. Residents in the area are advised to remain alert due to the active emergency status.
Where can I find a map or updates on the Van Fire?
A Van Fire Fire Map is available through WildFire Explorer showing the burned area and containment details. Additional updates from sources like CA WILDFIRE BOT provide progress reports.
What should residents know about the Van Fire?
The fire is an active emergency that began July 8 and has grown to over 1,100 acres. People should stay informed and prepared even without current evacuation orders.
A new wildfire, the Van Fire, started July 8 in Catheys Valley, Mariposa County. It has burned 1,107 acres and is 60% contained as of July 9. No evacuation orders have been issued, but residents should remain alert. This is an active emergency.