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Firefighters Tackle 15-Acre Blaze in Francis Marion National Forest

Terrain NewsBy Terrain NewsJuly 19, 2026021 Min Read
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Firefighters Tackle 15 Acre Blaze In Francis Marion National Forest
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Residents near Cane Swamp Lane and Tiger Corner Road in Berkeley County, SC, have been ordered to evacuate due to a 15-acre wildfire in the Francis Marion National Forest. Firefighters from the US Forest Service are battling the Horse Island Fire, which began Saturday afternoon. Access is challenging due to heavy fuels in the swamp, so bulldozers are being used to create fuel breaks. Residents in the immediate area are advised to leave, while others are on alert. Drone flights near the fire are prohibited due to active firefighting helicopters. Smoke may affect local communities, and the fire’s cause is still under investigation.

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