Fire season has again arrived in Montana. As of Saturday, there are three large wildland fires we are monitoring.
Robertson Draw Fire: Located 12 miles south of Red Lodge, it has burned more than 27,000 acres.
Deep Creek Canyon Fire: Located east of Townsend, it has burned more than 4,600 acres.
Crooked Creek Fire: Located in in the Custer-Gallatin National Forest southeast of Bridger, it has burned more than 5,100 acres.
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For more information about wildfires in Montana and across the country, check the InciWeb website, an interagency incident information system.