The Numbers Fire was a wildfire that burned in the Pine Nut Mountains, near Gardnerville, Nevada, in the United States. The fire was reported on July 6, 2020, and burned . It was contained on July 14, 2020. The fire threatened the communities of Ruhenstroth, Pine View Estates and Bodie Flats, totaling approximately 1,000 homes. It resulted in the mandatory evacuations of Pine View Estates and Bodie Flats and the closure of a 15-mile stretch of Highway 395. Forty structures were destroyed, including three homes. The fire was started by a truck with mechanical issues which discharged particles which ignited the fire. Events The Numbers Fire was first reported burning 10 miles southeast of Gardnerville, Nevada in the Pine Nut Mountains on July 6, 2020, at approximately 7 PM. Originally three separate fires, the fires grew together rapidly and caused immediate mandatory evacuations of Pine View Estates and Bodie Flats. An evacuation center was opened at the Carson Valley Inn. The fire moved north, causing the closure of Pinenut Road. By 9:30 pm, the fire had jumped Highway 395 and was burning on both sides of the highway. The highway was closed in both directions from SR208 Holbrook Junction and Riverview Road south 15 miles to Topaz Lake, Nevada. Community members in Ruhenstroth, Nevada were asked to prepare in case evacuation orders were put in place. The next morning, July 7, the Numbers Fire had burned over . Power was shut off in the evacuated areas by NV Energy. Officials announced that one home and 10 outbuildings were destroyed. Additional evacuation centers were opened at the Holiday Inn Express and Douglas County Animal Shelter and Douglas County Fairgrounds began accepting animal evacuees. Blue Bird and Lena Way were placed under mandatory evacuation. Governor Steve Sisolak requested FEMA disaster funds to support residents impacted by the Numbers Fire. The funds were approved that day. By the evening of July 7, the fire had exploded to and remained at zero containment. Evacuations were lifted for Bodie Flat and Pine View Estates. The following day, July 8, the fire was five percent contained. Evacuations were lifted for Out Our Way and Blue Bird. Highway 395 was opened the next day. More structures were reported destroyed, bringing the total to three homes and 37 outbuildings. As of July 13, the fire had burned and was 98 percent contained. The cause of the fire was