Everything about 2003 Eastern Victorian Alpine Bushfires totally explained
The
Eastern Victorian alpine bushfires started with eighty seven fires that were started by
lightning in the north east of Victoria on
8 January 2003. Eight of these fires were unable to be contained and joined together to form the largest fire in
Victoria since the
1939 "
Black Friday" bushfires.
The main fire burnt over 13,000 km² over 59 days before it was contained. 41 homes were destroyed and over 9,000 livestock killed. Thousands of kilometres of fencing was also destroyed.
The areas affected include
Mount Buffalo,
Mount Bogong,
Mount Feathertop,
Bright,
Dinner Plain,
Benambra,
Omeo.
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