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Cherry Canyon Fire in southeast Colorado grows to nearly 12,000 acres

The wildfire is 58 miles east-northeast of Trinidad

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Cherry Canyon Fire Colorado

Cherry Canyon Fire in Colorado made an impressive run Thursday

It has burned over 7,300 acres in the southeast part of the state near Kim

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