Dallas (CNN) -- Texas firefighters Wednesday battled blazes that have scorched more than a million acres and have been burning for more than a week, according to the Texas Forest Service. "We're actually seeing Texas burn from border to border. We've got it in west Texas, in east Texas, in north Texas, in south Texas -- it's all over the state," Forest Service spokeswoman April Saginor told CNN Radio. "We've got one in the Dallas area that's four fires that have actually merged together." Saginor said firefighters from 34 states are now in Texas battling blazes that, over the past two weeks, have destroyed more than 170 homes.
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NEW: Forest Service responded to 4 new fires Wednesday totaling more than 1,000 acres
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Evacuation orders were lifted for Coke County and Palo Pinto, Texas
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Possum Kingdom resident Jackie Fewell has set up a blog to provide updates
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New fires emerge in Stephens and Garza counties in northern Texas
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