Rowe Creek Complex Managed by ODF CIMT 1

Sunday, September 13, 2026

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The Rowe Creek Complex wildfire management was transferred to Oregon Department of Forestry Complex Incident Management Team 1 (ODF CIMT 1) as of September 9, 2026.

The complex consists of multiple lightning-caused fires ignited between July 5 and July 24, 2026, primarily in Wheeler County, Oregon. Current closures remain in effect for areas of the BLM Prineville District and Ochoco National Forest due to hazardous post-fire conditions.

📄 Source: InciWeb Active Wildfires — http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/orprd-rowe-creek-complex

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The Rowe Creek Complex wildfire management was transferred to Oregon Department of Forestry Complex Incident Management Team 1 (ODF CIMT 1) as of September 9, 2026“On September 9th, CAIIMT 4 transferred command of the incident to ODF CIMT 1.”
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The complex consists of multiple lightning-caused fires ignited between July 5 and July 24, 2026“Primary fires original names (start dates): Twickenham (7/05), Crosswhite (7/15), Camel Hump (7/15), Cove Creek (7/15), Brewer (7/15), Red Rock (7/15), Pat's Cabin (7/16), 0502 (7/16), Cherry Creek (7/16), Box Springs (7/17), 0571 (7/22), 0594 (7/24), and Green Mountain (7/24)”
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The fires were primarily in Wheeler County, Oregon“The Rowe Creek Complex is a cluster of lightning-caused wildfires with the majority of land impacted in Wheeler County, Oregon.”
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Current closures remain in effect for areas of the BLM Prineville District“Closures remain in effect for areas of the BLM Prineville District and Ochoco National Forest due to hazardous post-fire conditions.”
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Current closures remain in effect for areas of the Ochoco National Forest“Closures remain in effect for areas of the BLM Prineville District and Ochoco National Forest due to hazardous post-fire conditions.”
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The closures are due to hazardous post-fire conditions“Closures remain in effect for areas of the BLM Prineville District and Ochoco National Forest due to hazardous post-fire conditions.”