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SALT LAKE CITY — Firefighters battled steep and often inaccessible terrain Monday to try and contain the Goose Creek Fire in Box Elder County.
Nevada's China Jim Fire and the Goose Creek Fire combined Sunday evening, forming a single massive fire (now referred to as the Goose Creek Fire) that was measured at about 118,000 acres Monday afternoon.
At the same time, crews in Summit County worked tirelessly to slow the newly sparked Tollgate Fire. By Monday evening, the blaze had consumed 287 acres, fire officials said.
Take a look below to see the latest updates on these and other wildfires burning across the state.
Goose Creek Fire has burned nearly 120,000 acres, officials say
Tollgate Fire (Summit County) measured at 287 acres
Evacuated Summit County residents allowed to return home
Tollgate Fire (Summit County) more than triples in size
Refuge Fire in Weber County
4 homes evacuated as brushfire in Summit County continues to burn
Goose Creek Fire burns 118,000 acres
New brush fire closes Tollgate Canyon Road in Summit County
Cove Creek Fire in Millard County grows by more than 200 acres
Pole Canyon Fire burning in Wayne County
Goose Creek Fire in Box Elder County
