Utah wildfires: By the numbers

Church Camp Fire

Where: Argyle and Indian canyons, Duchesne County

Size: 5,400 acres 

Containment: 10 percent 

Structures: Approximately 18 unidentified structures have been destroyed

Evacuations: All residences/cabins on Argyle Canyon Road have been evacuated; U.S. Highway 191 over Indian Canyon remains open, but visibility is low due to heavy smoke and fire personnel frequently crossing.

Started: 6 p.m. Sunday 

Cause: Under investigation, likely human caused 

Clay Springs Fire

Where: Oak City, Millard County

Size: 47,000 acres

Containment: 15 percent 

Structures: 1 cabin and 3 maintenance sheds in Oak City were destroyed and another 75 still threatened

Evacuations: Oak City and Fool Creek evacuation orders have been lifted; portions of U.S. Highway 125 remained closed

Started: Wednesday

Injuries: 2 firefighters burned

Cause: Human caused, under investigation

New Harmony Fire

Where: New Harmony, Washington County

Size: 1,826 acres

Containment: 70 percent, but expected to reach 100 percent Friday if weather conditions remain fair 

Structures: 7 homes/camp trailers, 22 garages/sheds and numerous vehicles have been destroyed or damaged and other homes and structures in New Harmony and Bumblebee remain threatened

Evacuations: Evacuation orders lifted for Bumblebee Ridge subdivision and all areas north of New Harmony and south of Vandenberg Road, west of I-15, Friday; New Harmony and Kanarraville residents were authorized to return home Thursday; Center Street, west of I-15, is closed

Started: 1:50 p.m. Wednesday

Injuries: 1 firefighter burned, treated at a local hospital and released

Cause: Water pump malfunction

Pole Creek Fire

Where: Neola, Duchesne County

Size: 1,868 acres

Containment: 0 percent

Structures: None threatened 

Evacuations: None in effect

Started: 3:35 p.m. Wednesday

Cause: Human caused, fireworks found in the area

Seeley Fire

Where: Huntington Canyon and Gentry Mountain, Sanpete County 

Size: 15,790 acres 

Containment: 0 percent