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Tuesday, 23 June 2009

Aftermath of the Beechworth bushfire, Victoria, Australia 2009

By Darren Stones

The Beechworth bushfire commenced on Saturday February 7 2009 in Victoria, Australia. That day was later labelled Black Saturday.

The fire started about 6 pm on 7 February, 3 kilometres south of Beechworth, and was driven in a southerly direction through pine plantations by hot northerly winds.

The fire burnt over 300 km² 30,000 ha and threatened nearby towns including: Stanley, Yackadandah, Bruarong, Dederang, Kancoona, Kancoona South, Coralbank, Glen Creek and Running Creek.

These photos were taken on Wednesday April 29 2009 along the C534 road in Victoria, Australia.


Beechworth bushfire, Victoria, Australia - 2009 IMG_4900_Beechworth_Bushfire_2009

Beechworth bushfire, Victoria, Australia IMG_4901_Beechworth_Fire_2009

Beechworth bushfire, Victoria, Australia IMG_4903_Beechworth_Fire_2009

Beechworth bushfire, Victoria, Australia IMG_4904_Beechworth_Fire_2009

Beechworth bushfire, Victoria, Australia IMG_4906_Beechworth_Fire_2009

Beechworth bushfire, Victoria, Australia IMG_4908_Beechworth_Fire_2009

Beechworth bushfire, Victoria, Australia IMG_4910_Beechworth_Fire_2009

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