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A fast-growing fire near Mirror Lake Highway prompted camper evacuations Thursday.

The Beulah Fire, initially reported by Utah Division of Forestry, has burned 200 acres so far.

Weather conditions complicate firefighting efforts; Summit County remains under severe drought conditions.

KAMAS — Campers were evacuated Thursday after a fast-growing fire broke out east of Mirror Lake Highway in a remote section of Summit County.

The Beulah Fire was first reported by the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands shortly after noon. It is estimated to have burned 200 acres following an updated assessment of the site, state and federal firefighters reported Thursday evening. Earlier in the day, it was thought to be between 300 to 400 acres.

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