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Devils Tower National Monument
Fire ban lifted
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Date: September 21, 2007
Contact: Dorothy FireCloud, 307-467-5283 x 213
Open Burning Restrictions Lifted at Devils Tower
Open Burning Restrictions that have been in place at Devils Tower National Monument since July 9th, have been lifted. Fire danger levels have dropped with cooler temperatures and more moisture. Crook County released their open burning ban on September 11th.
Campfires, including charcoal briquette fires, and petroleum-fueled stoves and grills may once again be used at Devils Tower National Monument at designated areas in the campground and picnic area. Visitors are reminded to properly put out all campfires and extinguish smoking materials in ashtrays. Fireworks are prohibited within Devils Tower National Monument.
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| |  | | Did You Know? Devils Tower is made of phonolite porphyry. Phonolite refers to the ringing of the rock when a small slab is struck, and its ability to reflect sound. Porphyry refers to its texture, large crystals of feldspar embedded in a mass of smaller crystals. more... | | |
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