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Two of the largest brush fires this year in Santa Clarita broke out Tuesday and remain at 10 percent containment.
The Agua Fire broke out at 2:13 p.m. Tuesday on Soledad Canyon and Agua Dulce Canyon Roads in the National Forest.
As of 8 a.m. Wednesday, the Agua Fire is at 421 acres with 10 percent containment, according to officials with the Angeles National Forestry Service (ANF).
Currently, there are over 250 firefighters from both the ANF and Los Angeles County Fire Departments.
Soledad Canyon Road remains closed between Agua Dulce Canyon and Crown Valley Roads.
Within an hour, the Victor Fire, the fourth fire of the day, broke out on Sierra Highway and Needham Ranch Parkway.
Bradley Grose
As of Wednesday, the Victor Fire has reached 70 acres and is also at 10 percent containment.
Dani Gallegos/KHTS News
Sierra Highway remains closed between Foothill Boulevard and Newhall Avenue.
In both fires, crews from the ground and air prevented any structures from being damaged.
Investigators responded to both fires, however, no information has been released into the cause of either fire.
Earlier Tuesday, two other brush fires warranted a response from firefighters.
Jade Aubuchon/KHTS News
The first was on the 5 Freeway near Lyons Avenue. The other was near Jakes Way and Sierra Highway.
Jade Aubuchon/KHTS News
Both fires were quickly extinguished with no loss of property.
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