Stephan Bridge Road fire : case study.

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National Fire Protection Association

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TextPublication details: Quincy, Mass. : National Fire Protection Association, [199-?]Description: 39 p. : illSubject(s):

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363.3709774 21

Subject: On May 8, 1990 a rapidly spreading wildfire swept across 5,916 acres of a wildland/urban interface area near Grayling, Michigan destroying more than 76 homes, 125 other structures and 37 vehicles and boats. The fire originated from a 7 week old controlled burn, presumed to have been extinguished. Highlights the danger of building in urban/wildland interface areas without sufficient precautions against fire hazards

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On May 8, 1990 a rapidly spreading wildfire swept across 5,916 acres of a wildland/urban interface area near Grayling, Michigan destroying more than 76 homes, 125 other structures and 37 vehicles and boats. The fire originated from a 7 week old controlled burn, presumed to have been extinguished. Highlights the danger of building in urban/wildland interface areas without sufficient precautions against fire hazards

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