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Blue Cut Fire: Full List of Mandatory Evacuations, Road and School Closures

Firefighters keep watch on the Blue Cut fire as it roars on a hillside above Sheep Canyon Road on Wednesday in Lytle Creek on Aug. 17, 2016. (Credit: Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times)

A destructive wildfire in San Bernardino County exploded in size overnight to 25,600 acres as it continued to burn out of control Wednesday.

The Blue Cut Fire remained 4 percent contained, and federal officials described the threat to public safety, rail traffic and structures in the Cajon Pass, Lytle Creek, Wrightwood, Oak Hills and surrounding areas as “imminent.”

Click here for the latest information on the Blue Cut Fire.

Nearly 35,000 homes are under evacuation orders, impacting more than 82,000 residents, according to the wildfire’s federal InciWeb page. Additionally, a number of road closures are affecting traffic and the ability to travel through the area, including the  closure of a stretch of the southbound 15 Freeway.

Mandatory evacuations are in effect for the following area: 

Click here to view maps of each area affected by evacuation orders.

Evacuation centers have been set up at: 

Animals can be taken to: 

The following roads are closed: 

The California Highway Patrol recommends motorists take the alternate roads to get around the closures:

The following school districts announced all campuses will be closed Thursday due to the fire and deteriorating air quality: 

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