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Adam Mountain
Badland Complex
Battle Mountain Complex
Big Horn
Black Canyon
Bonita Road
Bridge Creek
Camp Creek
Cat Rock
Cedar Creek
Chalk
Clark
Cliff Mountain
Coffee Pot
Cougar Creek
Courtrock
Cow Valley
Crazy Creek
Deer Creek
Diamond Complex
Durgan
Durkee
Easy
Falls
Gilespie Spring
Gooseneck
Hole In The Ground
Homestead Complex
Jack Saddle
Jackpine
Knot
Lane 1
Larch Creek
Lone Rock
Microwave Tower
Middle Fork
Mineral
Moss Mountain
Ore
Pioneer
Powerline Road
Puddin
Pyramid
Quartz
Rainbow Lake
Red
Retreat
Ritter
Shoofly
Slate
Swawilla I
Telephone
Whiskey Mountain
Whisky Creek
Wickiup
Adam Mountain
Badland Complex
Battle Mountain Complex
Big Horn
Black Canyon
Bonita Road
Bridge Creek
Camp Creek
Cat Rock
Cedar Creek
Chalk
Clark
Cliff Mountain
Coffee Pot
Cougar Creek
Courtrock
Cow Valley
Crazy Creek
Deer Creek
Diamond Complex
Durgan
Durkee
Easy
Falls
Gilespie Spring
Gooseneck
Hole In The Ground
Homestead Complex
Jack Saddle
Jackpine
Knot
Lane 1
Larch Creek
Lone Rock
Microwave Tower
Middle Fork
Mineral
Moss Mountain
Ore
Pioneer
Powerline Road
Puddin
Pyramid
Quartz
Rainbow Lake
Red
Retreat
Ritter
Shoofly
Slate
Swawilla I
Telephone
Whiskey Mountain
Whisky Creek
Wickiup
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Incident Information -- Northwest Large Fire Information Summary
A Large Fire as defined by the National Wildland Coordinating Group, is any wildland fire in timber 100 acres or greater, and 300 acres or greater in grasslands/rangelands, or has an Incident Management Team assigned to it.
Information received from the National ICS-209 incident reporting database for large fires is updated each morning, and shows what has been reported by the Incident Commander the previous day at 7:00 PM. Information shown for each fire incident on the current day may not reflect changes made since the previous days ICS-209 input.
- Northwest Large Fire Interactive Map
During fire season, this web based interactive map is updated daily with current fire perimeters and locations. Access detailed information about these NW fires - current and historical. Toggle layers and off, create custom maps and presentations, perform simple queries, add your own layers and features, and much more.
NWCC Public Information Blog
www.nwccinfo.blogspot.com
Updated: Friday, 26th July 2024 at 02:32:02 PM