Mandatory evacuations are being ordered in Pickens County, South Carolina, as the Table Rock Fire continues to burn.

Fire crews say a wildfire in Pickens County is mostly contained after burning nearly 40 acres of land. According to Pickens Fire and Rescue, the fire along Hwy. 136 East near the Overlook is now 95% contained.

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Despite ongoing efforts by firefighters, the Table Rock Fire in Pickens County and the Persimmon Ridge Fire in Greenville County both grew considerably. Table Rock nearly doubled in size to 4,556 acres, according to the S.C. Forestry Commission. The Persimmon Ridge Fire grew to 1,553 acres.

Evacuations were ordered for a fire near Bryson City that was only 10% contained, emergency management officials said Friday night.

Firefighters battling the Table Rock Mountain fire have concentrated on saving lives and property by digging fire breaks that push the blaze north through undeveloped land on the Pickens County ridges near the North Carolina state line, officials said Friday. No injuries have been reported.

Crews tell 11Alive that, as of 7:45 p.m., the fire has burned about 40 acres and is about 95% contained. Currently, no structures have been impacted by the flames ad no injuries to firefighters or the public have been reported.

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