View This Afternoon From Downtown Los Alamos Of Smoke Plume Billowing From Cooks Peak Fire

View this afternoon from Central Avenue in downtown Los Alamos looking east at the large smoke plume billowing from the Cooks Peak Fire burning North of Ocate, approximately 46 miles north of Las Vegas. The fire has consumed 59,359 acres and is now 97 percent contained. The fire began Sunday, April 17, and was determined to be human caused. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com

View this afternoon from Knecht Street looking east at the large smoke plume billowing from the Cooks Peak Fire burning approximately 46 miles north of Las Vegas. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com 

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