Idaho's Whiskey Complex and Mack fires burning north of Boise are now fully contained. A Boise National Forest spokesman says mop up and monitoring of the fires will continue Monday.
The Whiskey Complex was a series of fires sparked by lightning on July 13. It has burned 9,446 acres south of Garden Valley on the Boise National Forest. Spokesman David Olson says isolated areas of smoke will still be visible this week as the fire smolders within its containment lines.
The Mack fire was one of 27 fires started by lightning last week. It burned 229 acres.
All voluntary evacuation orders have been lifted. Some areas within the forest are still closed. Closure details and a map are available here.
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