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BWCAW closures lifted around Delta Lake fire | Duluth News Tribune
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REGIONAL The U.S. Forest Service has closed a significant portion of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness due to the threat posed by a half dozen wildfires burning in Quetico Provincial Park, just north of the border.
The closed area includes all of the northwestern-most portion of the wilderness area, stretching from just west of Basswood Lake, near Ely, west to Crane Lake. According to Forest Service officials, those fires have become more active in recent days and have the potential to spread to the U.S. side of the border, where they could pose a danger to canoeists in the area as well as potential rescuers. The closure includes all lakes, entry points, portages, and campsites located within the closed area.
Canadian wildfires threaten BWCA, worsen air quality across Minnesota An air quality alert has been extended to most of the state through Thursday morning. July 20, 2021 4:44pm Text size Copy shortlink:
DULUTH – The encroaching wildfires from Canada continue to threaten the borders of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and worsen air quality throughout the state.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency on Tuesday extended its air quality alert to most of the state through Thursday morning.
Heavy smoke from several wildfires in Ontario and Manitoba traveled into northern Minnesota overnight, and its fine particle levels are ranked very unhealthy for everyone across north central Minnesota, the agency said in a news release.