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What was the 1991 California fire that killed 23 civilians known as?

  1. Los Angeles Fire

  2. East Bay Hills Fire

  3. San Diego Fire

  4. Big Sur Fire

The correct answer is: East Bay Hills Fire

The fire that killed 23 civilians in California in 1991 is known as the East Bay Hills Fire. This devastating wildfire occurred in the areas surrounding Oakland and Berkeley on October 20-21, 1991. It was fueled by strong winds and dry conditions, which allowed the flames to spread rapidly, leading to extensive destruction and loss of life. This incident highlighted the importance of fire management, community preparedness, and emergency response in fire-prone areas. The impact of the East Bay Hills Fire is still remembered, and it served as a wake-up call for fire safety practices in urban settings located near wildland areas.

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