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Prescribed Fire Burns 211 Acres in Oregon

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Prescribed fire is burning 141 acres on unit 610 and 70 acres on a partial section of unit 607 between spurs 2100800 and 2100804.

The fire perimeter and points are approximations as noted in the incident overview.

📄 Source: InciWeb Active Wildfires — http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/orwwf-bird-track-610-607a
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    Prescribed Fire Burns 211 Acres in Oregon“Burning unit 610 for 141 acres and a partial chunk of 607 between the 2100800 spur and 2100804 spur for 70 acres.”
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    Wallowa-Whitman National Forest conducts controlled burn on unit 610 (141 acres) and partial unit 607 (70 acres).“Burning unit 610 for 141 acres and a partial chunk of 607 between the 2100800 spur and 2100804 spur for 70 acres.”
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    Prescribed fire is burning 141 acres on unit 610 and 70 acres on a partial section of unit 607 between spurs 2100800 and 2100804.“Burning unit 610 for 141 acres and a partial chunk of 607 between the 2100800 spur and 2100804 spur for 70 acres.”
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    The fire perimeter and points are approximations as noted in the incident overview.“NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations.”
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ORWWF Bird Track 610 607A

Last updated: --- The type of incident is Prescribed Fire and involves the following unit(s) Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. --- State: Oregon --- Coordinates: Latitude: 45° 21 6.5016 Longitude: 118° 16 48.2268 --- NOTE: All fire perimeters and points are approximations. --- Incident Overview: Burning unit 610 for 141 acres and a partial chunk of 607 between the 2100800 spur and 2100804 spur for 70 acres.

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