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2005 Riverside Unit Pre-Fire Management Plan The following is a list of the significant wildland fires in Riverside Unit during 2004: 2004 Significant Fires Name RRU # Cause Acres Cerrito 35517 Equipment 16,447 Citrus 58691 Equipment 682 Cottonwood 38418 Campfire 1,819 Eagle 35190 Equipment 8,945 Fish 36803 Equipment 63 Gafford 35197 Misc. 405 Lakeview 56039 Misc. 360 Melton 57236 Misc. 3,330 Morales 70756 Und 184 Pleasure 32913 Vehicle 2,456 School 35567 Misc. 359 Verbenia 55439 Equipment 3,138 The significant fires wildland fires in 2004 further reflect this, in that 42% of the significant fires were equipment caused. The majority of these significant fires occurred during the month of May, with June following in the next busiest month. Riverside Unit Wildland Ignition Data 2004 2000-2004 1995-2004 Cause Count % Cause Count % Cause Count % Undetermined 197 19% Undetermined 871 17% Undetermined 2023 17% Lightning 19 2% Lightning 72 1% Lightning 146 1% Campfire 39 4% Campfire 186 4% Campfire 375 3% Smoking 47 5% Smoking 331 6% Smoking 831 7% Debris 24 2% Debris 116 2% Debris 297 3% Arson 87 8% Arson 508 10% Arson 1066 9% Equipment 381 37% Equipment 1576 30% Equipment 3178 27% Playing with Fire 53 5% Playing with Fire 429 8% Playing with Fire 1207 10% Misc. 149 14% Misc. 811 16% Misc. 1939 17% Vehicle 18 2% Vehicle 132 3% Vehicle 281 2% Railroad 4 0% Railroad 32 1% Railroad 48 0% Power line 23 2% Power line 118 2% Power line 341 3% Total 1041 Total 5182 Total 11732 35
Playing with Fire 5% 2005 Riverside Unit Pre-Fire Management Plan Misc. 14% Equipment 37% Power line 2% Railroad 0% Vehicle 2% Riverside Unit - 2004 Wildland Ignitions Undetermined 19% Arson 8% Lightning 2% Campfire 4% Smoking 5% Debris 2% Undetermined Lightning Campfire Smoking Debris Arson Equipment Playing with Fire Misc. Vehicle Railroad Power line 35
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Airbase Relocation Evaluation Calif
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