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The Cave Creek Complex fire was the second largest wildfire in the state of Arizona to date, after the Rodeo-Chediski fire. The fire started in June 21, 2005 by a lightning strike from the raging monsoons and scorched 243,950 acres (987 km²).
   Within an hour, the fire had already burned from 2,000 to 10,000 acres (8 to 40 km²).
   When news agencies were covering the story, a FOX news affiliate captured video of the historic Cave Creek Mistress mine destroyed by the fire as soon as the fire touched it. The mine was a total loss.
   Also in this fire, the largest recorded saguaro cactus, standing at 13.8 meters, was injured, and later collapsed.

Bibliography

(2005). "Authorizes Funds To Help Arizona Fight Cave Creek Complex." FEMA.gov. Retrieved September 8.
(2005). "Crews Work to Turn Arizona Wildfire Away From Homes." Los Angeles Times. June 24.
(2005). "Flames." FOXNews. Retrieved September 8, 2007.

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