Photos: Bobcat fire rages in the Angeles National Forest

At least 29 structures have been destroyed by the Bobcat fire burning in northeastern Los Angeles County, and the number could rise as high as 85, officials said.

The U.S. Forest Service, one of the agencies managing the blaze, said Tuesday the voracious fire has expanded to more than 112,000 acres and is 38% contained.

“It’s a very dynamic incident,” Los Angeles County Fire Chief Daryl Osby said in a virtual community meeting Monday evening. “This is Day 16 of the Bobcat incident. I am humbled for the people who have lost homes or property.”

Blue Ridge Hot Shots crew members from Arizona join forces with California firefighters on a backfire operation North of Mt. Wilson on Angeles Crest Highway as the Bobcat fire continues to burn.

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Blue Ridge Hot Shots crew members from Arizona join forces with California firefighters on a backfire operation North of Mt. Wilson on Angeles Crest Highway.

(Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times)

Firefighters continue to battle the Bobcat Fire North of Mt. Wilson along Angeles Crest Highway.

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A large plume from the Bobcat fire burning in the Angeles National Forest is seen from the Evergreen Cemetery in Los Angeles.

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Horses are spooked by the approaching Bobcat fire on 106th Street in Juniper Hills on Friday.

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A resident flees as the Bobcat fire approaches Cima Mesa Road in Juniper Hills.

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The Bobcat fire burns in the Angeles National Forest north of Azusa on Thursday, Sept. 17.

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A Joshua tree burns as the Bobcat fire rages in Juniper Hills Friday, Sept. 18.

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Iris, 4, and Castle Snider, 8, look on as flames from a controlled burn engulf the hillsides behind their backyard.

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The L.A. County Fire Camp 9 hand crew rests on Big Pines Highway after working the north flank of the Bobcat fire near Mile High.

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A smoky sunset as seen from Largo Vista Road in Crystalaire.

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Roland Pagan surveys the remains of his home on Juniper Hills Drive in Littlerock.

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A view of the fire from Big Pines Highway.

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A Super Scooper dives behind a house to make a water drop in Juniper Hills.

(Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

Bear Divide hot shots wrap a U.S. Forestry Department information center in a blanket to protect it from the Bobcat fire.

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A statue sits on a house that burned in Juniper Hills on Saturday, Sept. 19.

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A burned statue of a baby angel in Juniper Hills on Saturday, Sept. 19.

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Mike Gregoryan is frustrated as he is asked to leave his home on Cruthers Creek as the Bobcat fire nears structures in Juniper Hills.

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The Bobcat fire reaches Juniper Hills Road and Longview Road.

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Near Devil’s Punchbowl Natural Area, L.A. County Sheriff’s Deputy Kit Gruppie holds Rock, who was spooked by the fire and bit owner Bob Patterson.

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Joshua Trees and vegetation are colored with flame retardant used to save nearby homes as the Bobcat fire continues to burn in the Angeles National Forest in the Juniper Hills Sunday.

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Firefighters stand lookout as the Bobcat fire burns in a canyon near Mt. Wilson Observatory.

(Irfan Khan/Los Angeles Times)

A firefighter monitors a controlled burn as flames from the Bobcat fire approach homes in Monrovia.

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Deer look on as firefighters watch the progress of the Bobcat fire near homes in Monrovia.

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Firefighters look on from Sawpit Canyon as the Bobcat fire burns in the Angeles National Forest.

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LaVerne Engine 761 arrives to battle the Bobcat fire burning near homes in Monrovia.

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Mormon Lake, Ariz., hotshot team member Jessy Twin looks over charred hillsides after clearing brush near Chantry Flat Road near Santa Anita Dam.

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A firefighting helicopter refills in a reservoir as crews battle the Bobcat fire in the Angeles National Forest.

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A line of fire engines head to the flaming Santa Anita Canyon as the Bobcat fire burns near Arcadia.

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The Bobcat fire rages above Rincon Fire Station on Highway 39 in the San Gabriel Mountains.

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Claudia Alcaino walks her dogs along Highland Oaks Drive in Arcadia as crews continue to battle the Bobcat fire.

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The Bobcat Fire smolders in the mountains above Monrovia.

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Bureau of Land Management firefighters plan an attack on the Bobcat fire.

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The Bobcat fire in the San Gabriel Mountains north of Monrovia.

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A street camera is installed on a light post along North Azusa Avenue as smoke from the Bobcat fire fills the sky.

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Ash falls on a parked car as the Bobcat fire burns in the distance.

(Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times)