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Blaze on Angel Island

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• Oct. 13, 2008: Inmates return from fighting the Angel Island fire in Tiburon, Calif. Rugged terrain and difficulty transporting equipment across the San Francisco Bay complicated efforts to corral a 250 acre wildfire that started Sunday evening on the island. The 740-acre island is the largest in San Francisco Bay and is home to many historic buildings, including an immigration station that was the first stop for many people coming to the U.S. in the early 1900s.
• Oct. 12, 2008: A wind-driven blaze burns on Angel Island.
• Oct. 13, 2008: Angel Island burns as a sailboat goes by in this view from in Sausalito, Calif. Rugged terrain and difficulty transporting equipment across the San Francisco Bay complicated efforts to corral a 250 acre wildfire that started Sunday evening on the island. The 740-acre island is the largest in San Francisco Bay and is home to many historic buildings, including an immigration station that was the first stop for many people coming to the U.S. in the early 1900s.
• Oct. 13, 2008: Angel Island burns as a sailboat goes by in this view from in Sausalito, Calif. Rugged terrain and difficulty transporting equipment across the San Francisco Bay complicated efforts to corral a 250 acre wildfire that started Sunday evening on the island. The 740-acre island is the largest in San Francisco Bay and is home to many historic buildings, including an immigration station that was the first stop for many people coming to the U.S. in the early 1900s.
• Oct. 13, 2008: Spectators view firefighting efforts of the Angel Island fire in this view from Tiburon, Calif. Rugged terrain and difficulty transporting equipment across the San Francisco Bay complicated efforts to corral a 250 acre wildfire that started Sunday evening on the island. The 740-acre island is the largest in San Francisco Bay and is home to many historic buildings, including an immigration station that was the first stop for many people coming to the U.S. in the early 1900s.
• Oct. 13, 2008: Angel Island burns as a sailboat goes by in this view from in Sausalito, Calif. Rugged terrain and difficulty transporting equipment across the San Francisco Bay complicated efforts to corral a 250 acre wildfire that started Sunday evening on the island. The 740-acre island is the largest in San Francisco Bay and is home to many historic buildings, including an immigration station that was the first stop for many people coming to the U.S. in the early 1900s.