Aerial Photos Over Waldo Canyon Fire Show Entire Blocks Devastated

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  1. Waldo Canyon Fire

    A professional photographer and pilot took these photos while flying over  the Waldo Canyon Fire. This is an overall photo.

    John Wark

  2. Waldo Canyon Fire - mid zoom

    We zoomed the photo into neighborhoods where we saw homes destroyed.

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  3. 2910 Rossmere St.

    This is the home at 2910 Rossmere where the remains of a person were found Thursday evening.

  4. The home where the person died is highlighted in this photo.

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  5. 2910 Rossmere - before

    This is what the home looked like before, as seen on Google Maps.

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  6. Zoom into Majestic Drive

    These are the homes along Majestic Drive.

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  7. A closer look at the devastation along Majestic Drive.

  8. 90 HotSprings Ct

    A couple of homes on Hot Springs court survived. So did some homes on Lion's Gate Lane.

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  9. Overall Rossmere

    A look at Rossmere overall.

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  10. Flying W

    This is the Flying W Ranch.

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  11. Trevor Lane

    This is Trevor Lane and Talleson Court in the Mountain Shadows subdivision.

  12. Regal View Road

    One home on Regal View Road appears to have been destroyed while others appeared to have been untouched.

  13. Overall Linger Way

    Linger Way homes ... gone.

  14. Rossmere Street and Linger Way

    Homes along Rossmere Street and Linger Way.

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  15. This is just one section of a Colorado Springs neighborhood devastated by the fire.

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  16. It looks like just two homes on Courtney Drive survive.

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  17. Homes on Harbor Pines Point and Vantage Vista Drive.

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  18. Homes on Wilson Road.

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  19. All homes on Yankton Place appear destroyed as well as some homes on Ashton Park Place.

  20. Homes on Lion's Gate and Aubrey Way destroyed.

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  21. Lanagan Street was also impacted.

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  22. Homes on Ashton Park Place.. some survive. Some don't.

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  23. Homes on Alabaster Way

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  24. The fire extended as far east as Chambrey Ct. Wilson Road and Capra Way.

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  25. Brogan's Bluff and Rossmere

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  26. A look at Braeburn Way.

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  27. Two homes on Charing Court were burned.

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  28. Heartstone Lane and Stoneridge Drive.

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  29. Jenner Court - after the fire.

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  30. Trevor Lane and Talleson Court may have been one of the first blocks to go since they were on the west side of the Mountain Shadows neighborhood.

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  31. While the homes along Majestic Drive were decimated, homes just one block away, on Wilson Road, appear almost untouched, except for one.

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  32. Several homes along Sandray Court were destroyed.

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  33. Brogans Bluff

    Brogan's Bluff Drive appears to have suffered the most damage among its neighboring blocks.

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  34. Chuckwagon Road.

  35. Overall Tamora Way

    Several homes on Ravina Court have burned.

  36. Snapshots of the damage, overall.

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