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San Bernardino County Sheep fire map: Wrightwood, Applewhite, Heath Canyon, Happy Jack

11 a.m., 10/5/09: Schools in the Snowline School District were closed this morning as firefighters continued their efforts to contain the 7,500-acre Sheep fire in the San Gabriel Mountains. The blaze began Saturday and has forced the evacuation of thousands of residents in the mountaintop community of Wrightwood. Some 2,000 homes remain threatened but firefighters are encouraged by calmer winds.

For up-to-date information on the fire, visit the Times' L.A. Now blog.
View Times' photos from the scene.
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