Activity picked up again on the west and northwest flanks of the fire Tuesday morning, and the fire is now estimated at 2,300 acres, the post said.

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The Stronghold Fire near Willcox in Cochise County continues to expand, driven by higher temperatures and strong winds.

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The Stronghold Fire is burning about 16 miles south of Cochise, Arizona and has consumed 3,000 acres as of Tuesday morning.