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- Happy_Camp_Complex_Fire abstract "The Happy Camp Complex was a wildfire that broke out on August 12, at 1:00 AM PDT, as a result of a lightning strikes in the Klamath National Forest in Northern California. The fire, which would eventually consume 134,056 acres (543 km2) of land, was the largest fire of the 2014 California wildfire season and as of 2015 ranks 17th on the list of largest fires in state history.".
- Q21012094 abstract "The Happy Camp Complex was a wildfire that broke out on August 12, at 1:00 AM PDT, as a result of a lightning strikes in the Klamath National Forest in Northern California. The fire, which would eventually consume 134,056 acres (543 km2) of land, was the largest fire of the 2014 California wildfire season and as of 2015 ranks 17th on the list of largest fires in state history.".
- Happy_Camp_Complex_Fire comment "The Happy Camp Complex was a wildfire that broke out on August 12, at 1:00 AM PDT, as a result of a lightning strikes in the Klamath National Forest in Northern California. The fire, which would eventually consume 134,056 acres (543 km2) of land, was the largest fire of the 2014 California wildfire season and as of 2015 ranks 17th on the list of largest fires in state history.".
- Q21012094 comment "The Happy Camp Complex was a wildfire that broke out on August 12, at 1:00 AM PDT, as a result of a lightning strikes in the Klamath National Forest in Northern California. The fire, which would eventually consume 134,056 acres (543 km2) of land, was the largest fire of the 2014 California wildfire season and as of 2015 ranks 17th on the list of largest fires in state history.".