Wharton State Forest Wildfire Fully Contained at 510 Acres
The wildfire in New Jersey's largest state forest was contained without injuries or damage to structures, authorities report.
- The County Line Wildfire in Wharton State Forest, New Jersey, was fully contained on Thursday morning after burning 510 acres.
- No injuries or structural damage were reported, and the fire's cause is still under investigation.
- Firefighting efforts included back-burning techniques to manage the fire's spread.
- Smoke may remain visible for some time, and areas like Goshen Campground and several trails will stay closed for safety assessments.
- The wildfire occurred during the peak of New Jersey's wildfire season, highlighting ongoing risks and challenges.