The nine wildfires burning around Colorado have passed 100,000 acres in size, as of Wednesday morning, and while some containment has been gained on some of the blazes, numerous evacuations and pre-evacuation notices remain active around the state.

Here’s a look at what’s on fire around the Centennial State:

Note from the author: Wildfire news can change fast and acreage can sometimes vary by source. This collection of information is based on what seems to be the most accurate at time of reporting considering the many sources that exist, including official pages dedicated to publishing fire updates, as well as applications like Watch Duty. Find additional information about each fire and sources that seem to provide the most up-to-date details linked below.

1. Snyder Fire (which merged with Jones Fire and overtook Knowles and Gore fires

Location: West of Fruita

Size: 30,215 acres

Containment: 10 percent

Update: Per a July 1 update, containment has been gained on the southwest edge of the fire. Growth has been near the Knowles Canyon Trailhead, though heavy smoke from fires farther west have ‘shaded out’ the Snyder Fire, which can help to diminish fire intensity by cooling temperatures and lessening wind gusts. While critical fire weather is expected to continue through the end of the week, lower wind speeds are expected over the next few days.

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2. Gold Mountain Fire

Location: North of Ouray

Size: 14,960 acres acres

Containment: 0 percent

Update: Extreme fire conditions yesterday pushed growth east across the Cow Creek drainage with a significant run taking place up Stealey Mountain toward Owl Creek Pass. Those recreating and dispersed camping in the Silverjack and West Fork areas of the Cimarron drainage were evacuated. Structure and high value protection remain top priorities.

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3. Ferris Fire (which merged with Doe Canyon and Far Draw fires)

Location: Roughly 30 miles northwest of Dolores

Size: 23,287 acres

Containment: 0 percent

Update: Not much new information related to this fire has been released as of 9 a.m. on July 1. That said, yesterday was said to have brought good progress in the fight against this blaze. Fireline work has been productive, though the fire has pushed deeper into Doe Canyon.

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4. Willow Fire

Location: West of Leadville, near Turquoise Lake

Size: Approximately 2,011 acres

Containment: 0 percent

Update: Minor growth continues with evacuations still in place around Turquoise Lake. Pre-evacuations are impacting around 400 homes in the area. The public has been asked to avoid the area around Mount Massive and Hagerman Pass.

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5. Aspen Acres Fire

Location: Southeast Custer County

Size: 28,314 acres

Containment: 0 percent

Update: This blaze continues to prove problematic and while there hasn’t been much of a change in acreage since numbers were published on Tuesday afternoon, that number is expected to increase due to unexpected fire growth on the northwest side of the blaze that occurred on Tuesday evening. Per reporting from The Denver Gazette, officials have said that at least 100 structures have been damaged by the blaze, including the Horseshoe Lodge and Retreat Center in Beulah. That said, the full extent of damages has not been addressed as property owners are still being contacted. Additionally, a CDOT bridge thought to be around 100 years old burned and collapsed in a crucial area near the Aspen Acres campground. At last report, a temporary bridge was set to be installed by Tuesday night.

The situation related to this fire is rapidly changing, with both the Custer County Sheriff’s Office and Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office posting regular updates related to mandatory evacuations.

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6. Red Rocks Fire

Location: North of Clifton, near Debeque

Size: 311 acres

Containment: 95 percent

Update: The fight against this fire has gone well, with containment increasing to 95 percent from 80 percent over the last 24 hours.

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7. 11 Fire

Location: Fremont County, northwest of Cañon City

Size: 107 acres

Containment: 30 percent

Update: There was slight growth of the 11 Fire based on information published to Watch Duty. Containment increased, as well.

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8. McCloud Fire

Location: Dolores County

Size: 113 acres

Containment: 0 percent

Update: No update at this time.

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9. Big Sheep Fire

Location: Huerfano County, west of Big Sheep Mountain

Size: 1,100 acres

Containment: 50 percent

Update: No evacuations at this time, but pre-evacuations are still active. At last report, some local residences still had no power. Containment has increased in recent hours.

Find more information here.

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