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The wildfire began in the early afternoon near the 100 block of Hudson Road on Nov. 3. (Courtesy Nicholas Teague/Bastrop-Travis Counties Emergency Services District No. 1)

Bastrop | Cedar Creek

400-acre wildfire near Smithville 100% contained; officials confirm it sparked following a nearby structure fire

By Amanda Cutshall, Sierra Martin

Although emergency shelters are now closed, anyone still needing assistance can call the Bastrop County Long Term Recovery Team at 512-521-3001.

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