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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
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Northwest Fire Locations
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Fire Map Load Time
Due to high user traffic, the large fire map may load slower than normal and will be briefly unavailable during morning updates.
Fire Perimeter
To view the fire's current perimeter , zoom in on the flame icon.
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The Northwest Fire Location map displays active fire incidents within Oregon and Washington.
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.
Please note: the points displayed on the map above indicate each fire's starting location and provide general references ONLY. Fire information is updated as it is received. However, gaps may exist in the daily updates submitted to NWCC, and the map above may not reflect the most current fire situation.
Fire points and perimeters are collected in the field by a variety of means, including infrared flights, and using GIS and GPS technology. Since data is not received for all fires, you may not be able to view perimeters of every fire.
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Large Fire Information Summary
Detailed information for each fire; including the lead agency, description of location, number of threatened structures, cause, current conditions, etc.