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Mendocino National Forest campground destroyed in largest fire in state history reopens - Local News Matters
A Mendocino National Forest campground destroyed in a major wildfire has reopened Friday, officials said. Hammerhorn Campground, in unincorporated northeastern Mendocino County, was destroyed during the 2020 August Complex fires. A mid-August lightning storm that year ignited 38 wildfires across six counties, primarily burning in Mendocino National Forest, according to the U.S. Forest Service. The fires merged and were contained in November. …
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