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The Fourmile Canyon fire in Boulder County, Colorado (September 6–10, 2010) burned 23 percent of the Fourmile Creek Watershed (10 square miles or 2,600 hectares), destroyed more than 160 homes, and was one of the costliest wildfires in Colorado history (figs. 1 and 2). The wildfire left the area at risk of substantial erosion (Ruddy and others, 2010), potentially degrading the water supply of the communities of Pinebrook Hills and Lafayette, which draw water from Fourmile Creek and Boulder Creek downstream of the burned area (fig. 2). Mine tailings and waste rock from historical placer and lode mining

Wildfire effects on source-water quality--Lessons from Fourmile Canyon fire, Colorado, and implications for drinking-water treatment