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A wildfire quickly grew to more than 8,000 acres Tuesday southwest of Snowville near the Utah-Idaho border, officials said.

The lightning-caused Stream Fire sparked Tuesday morning and was spreading through grass and brush. It was about 30 percent contained by the afternoon, officials said.

No structures were threatened; at least some of the burned land is used for agricultural purposes, Box Elder County spokesman Mitch Zundel said.

Some 45 firefighters and two single-engine air tankers were on the scene, Zundel said.

Smoke from the fire was affecting air conditions along the Wasatch Front, National Weather Service officials said.

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