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Yellowstone National ParkVisitors enjoy a stroll along a boardwalk near a thermal feature.
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Yellowstone National Park
2006 Fire Report
2006 Fire Summary Table

#
 Fire
 Cause
 Duration
 Status
 Acres
6014
 Scorched
 Human
 8/30/2006
 Out 9/1
 0.1 ac
6013
 Fallin
 Powerline
 8/24/2006
 Out 8/28
 0.1 ac
6012
 Sefton
 Human
 8/24/2006
 Out 8/28
 0.1 ac
6011
 Dryad
 Lightning
 8/21/2006
 Suppression - Out 8/31
 0.1 ac
6010
 Pumice
 Lightning 8/21/2006 Suppression - Out 8/31 1.0 ac
6009
 Big Thumb
 Human
 8/16/2006 Out 8/16
 0.1 ac
6008
 Stinky
 Lightning 8/15/2006 Out 10/23
 1010 ac
6007
 Natural Bridge
 Powerline
 8/11/2006 Out 8/11
 0.1 ac
6006
 Alice
 Lightning 8/07/2006 WFU - Out 8/17 0.1 ac
6005
 Magpie
 Lightning 7/30/2006 WFU - Out 10/23 3235 ac
6004
 Bison Peak
 Lightning 7/14/2006 WFU - Out 8/19 0.1 ac
6003
 Sandy
 Lightning 7/03/2006 WFU - Out 7/12 0.1 ac
6002
 Hellroaring
 Lightning 6/27/2006 WFU - Out 7/20 0.3 ac
6001
 Summit
 Lightning 6/25/2006 WFU - Out 7/01
 0.1 ac

Lake Trout Illustration  

Did You Know?
Lake trout are an invasive species of fish that is decimating the native cutthroat trout population in Yellowstone Lake.

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