List of Washington wildfires explained

These are incomplete lists of the major and minor wildfires in Washington state history, along with total costs of the fires for the years starting in 2002. Wildfires are infrequent on the western side of the Cascade Crest, but a regular component of Eastern Washington ecology.

Major Washington wildfires chronologically

This list only includes "major fires" that destroyed over 5000acres, incurred fatalities or damaged a significant amount of property. Older fires are increasingly underreported. For example, none of the wildfires of 1926–31 and 1943 that together destroyed more than 500,000 acres of the Colville National Forest are included.^[1]

2020s

Year	Fire Name	Complex Name	County	Start date Cause	data-sort-type="number"	Size (acres)	data-sort-type="number"	Structures Lost	data-sort-type="number"	Deaths	data-sort-type="number"	Injuries	Notes	Image
2024	Beam Road Fire^[2]		Yakima	June 15		0	0	0	Contained June 19 Extinguished June 27
	Big Horn fire^[3] ^[4]		Klickitat	July 22, unknown		0	0	0	Contained July 31
	Black Canyon Fire^[5]		Yakima	July 22, unknown		0	0	0	Contained August 1
	Cougar Creek Fire^[6] ^[7]		Asotin & Garfield	July 15, unknown		4 destroyed 5 damaged	0	0
	Pioneer Fire^[8]		Chelan	June 8, human caused		0	0	0	Stehekin ordered to evacuate on July 28
	Retreat Fire^[9] ^[10]		Yakima	July 23, cause unknown		5	0	0	Also called the Rimrock Retreat Fire, Closed US-12, caused evacuations and county-wide declaration of emergency	thumb|center|7-27-24 map of fire perimeter
	Swawilla Fire^[11] ^[12]		Ferry & Okanogan	July 17, Lightning		2 outbuildings	0	0	Temporarily closed State Route 21 and Keller Ferry, evacuations of Keller and the Buffalo Lake area; August 1 a false news story was circulated about 28 homes being burned, Inciweb and NWCC debunked.
2023	Oregon Fire^[13]		Spokane/Pend Oreille			384^[14]	1
	Gray Fire^[15]		Spokane		10,085	259	1
2020	Cold Springs Canyon/Pearl Hill Fires	Labor Day fires and Inchelium Complex	Okanogan & Douglas		Over 410,000^[16]		1^[17]
	Whitney Fire		Lincoln	September 7	127,430

2010s

Year	Fire Name	Complex Name	County	Start date	data-sort-type="number"	Size (acres)	data-sort-type="number"	Structures Lost	data-sort-type="number"	Deaths	data-sort-type="number"	Injuries	Notes	Image
2019	243 Command Fire^[18]		Grant	June 3		0	0	0	fully contained by June 10
	Cold Creek Fire^[19]		Benton
	Pipeline Fire		Kittitas
	Powerline Fire^[20]		Grant
	Williams Flats Fire		Okanogan						Largest wildfire of the 2019 season
Rowspan=4	2016	Hart Fire		Lincoln		18,220	39	0
Range 12 Fire^[21]		Yakima		177,210
2016 Snake River Fire		Garfield
Spokane Complex Fire	Spokane Complex	Spokane			10			Formed from the Wellesley and Yale Road fires Contained August 12
2015	Black Canyon Fire^[22]	Chelan Complex	Chelan	August 14	6,761
	Blue Creek Fire^[23]		Walla Walla	July 20	6,004
	Carpenter Road Fire^[24]		Stevens	August 14	63,972	36
	Chelan Complex^[25]	Chelan Complex	Chelan	August 14	88,985	44			The complex included the Antoine, Black Canyon, Cagle, McFarland Creek, and Reach fires
	Cougar Creek Fire^[26]		Yakima	August 10	53,523	0	0
	Douglas County Complex	Douglas County Complex	Douglas	July 10	22,337^[27]	0	0	0	contained July 15
	First Creek Fire		Chelan	August 14	7,490	19
	Goodell Fire^[28]	Upper Skagit Complex	Skagit	August 10	7,111	0	0
	Graves Mountain fire	Colville & Kettle	Ferry	August 14	8,557				Largest and main fire of the Colville Complex Fires After containment of smaller fires, oversight was transferred to the Kettle Complex on Aug 31, 2015^[29]
	Grizzly Bear Complex^[30]	Grizzly Bear Complex	Columbia / Wallowa, Oregon	August 13	80,725	33			Complex started August 13 via 18 lightning-caused fires. All but the Bear Ridge Fire in the North burned together
	Highway 8 Fire^[31]		Klickitat	August 10	33,100
	Lime Belt Fire	Okanogan Complex	Okanogan	August 15	133,450
	Newby Lake Fire^[32]		Okanogan	July 4	5,065
	North Star Fire^[33]		Ferry / Okanogan		218,138
	Okanogan Complex^[34]	Okanogan Complex	Okanogan	August 15	304,782^[35]	195^[36]	3		Included the Lime Belt, Tunk Block, Twisp River and Nine Mile Fires. The Lime Belt Fire originated as three separate fires that burned together. On August 31, the Tunk Block fire was separated from this complex, as it was about to merge with the North Star Fire, leaving the complex with an area of 133,118 acres.
	Paradise Fire^[37]			May 15	2,796	0	0		A rare rainforest fire in the Olympic National Park finally extinguished in September
	Renner Fire	Kettle Complex	Ferry	August 11	13,775	0	0	0
	Saddle Lakes Fire^[38]		Grant	June 28	14,357	0	0	0
	Sleepy Hollow Fire^[39]		Chelan	June 28	2,950	33	0	4
	Stickpin Fire^[40]	Kettle Complex	Ferry	August 11	53,828	0	0	0
	Tower Fire^[41]	Kaniksu Complex	Pend Oreille	August 11	24,194
	Tunk Block Fire^[42]	Okanogan Complex	Okanogan	August 15	165,918
	Twisp River Fire	Okanogan Complex	Okanogan	August 15	11,222		3
	Wolverine Fire^[43]		Chelan	August 13	65,512	4
2014	Carlton Complex fire	Carlton Complex	Okanogan		256,108	300	1		Began as four separate lightning strike fires, (the Cougar Flat, French Creek, Gold Hike, and Stokes fires). The four merged and continued as one large fire complex
	Chiwaukum Creek Fire^[44]	Chiwaukum Complex	Chelan	July 14	13,895	0	0
	Duncan Fire		Chelan	July 14	12,695	0	0
	Devil's Elbow Complex	Devil's Elbow Complex	Ferry	August 2	26,349	0	0
	Mills Canyon Fire		Chelan	July 8	22,571	0	0
	Snag Canyon Fire		Kittitas	August 2	12,667	0	0
	Upper Falls Fire		Okanogan	August 2	8,118	0	0
2013	Colockum Tarps Fire^[45] ^[46]		Chelan / Kittitas	July 27	80,184	5	0	3
	Desmarais Fire^[47]		Yakima	June 6	10,130	0	0	1
	Mile Marker 28 Fire^[48]		Klickitat	July 24	26,092	0	0	6
	Wood Gulch Fire^[49]		Klickitat		5,400	0	0	0
2012	Antoine 2 Fire		Chelan / Okanogan		6,837	0	0	0
	Apache Pass Fire^[50]		Lincoln		23,324	4	0	0
	Barker Canyon Complex	Barker Canyon Complex	Douglas		81,155	12	0	0
	Buffalo Lake Road Fire^[51]		Okanogan		11,299	1	0	5
	Byrd Fire	Wenatchee Complex	Chelan		14,119	0	0
	Canyon Fire	Wenatchee Complex	Chelan		7,557	0	0
	Cascade Creek Fire^[52]		Skamania / Yakima		20,296	0	0	2
	Crane Road Fire^[53]		Douglas		12,500	7	0	0
	Goat Fire		Okanogan		7,378	0	0	0
	Milepost 10^[54]		Douglas		5,445	0	0	0
	Peavine Canyon Fire	Wenatchee Complex^[55]	Chelan / Kittitas		19,467	0	0
	Poison Canyon Fire	Wenatchee Complex	Chelan		5,910	0	0
	St Marys Mission Road Fire		Okanogan		17,031	10	0	4
	Table Mountain Fire		Kittitas		42,312	5	0	2
	Taylor Bridge Fire		Kittitas		23,500	272	0	2
2011	Monastery Fire^[56]		Klickitat		3,626	113	0	10
	Wishram II Fire^[57]		Klickitat		11,008	0	0	0
2010	Baird Springs Fire^[58]		Grant		7,693	0	0	0
	Cowiche Mill Fire^[59]		Yakima		5,834	7	0	3
	Eureka Fire^[60]		Walla Walla		21,620	2	0	0
	Hubbard Fire^[61]		Columbia		11,500	0	0	0
	Swakane Fire^[62]		Chelan		19,291	0	0	0

2000s

Year	Fire Name	Complex Name	County	Start date	data-sort-type="number"	Size (acres)	data-sort-type="number"	Structures Lost	data-sort-type="number"	Deaths	data-sort-type="number"	Injuries	Notes	Image
2009	Dry Creek Complex	Dry Creek Complex	Benton / Yakima		48,902	2	0	3
	Oden Road Fire		Okanogan		9,607	14	0	3
2008	Badger Mountain Fire		Chelan / Douglas		15,023	0	0	5
	Cold Springs Fire		Klickitat		7,729	0	0	0
	Columbia River Road Fire		Okanogan		22,115	0	0	1
	Smith Lake Fire^[63]		Douglas		12,513	0	0	0
	Spokane Valley Fire^[64]		Spokane		1,008	21	0	1	Over 20 buildings lost
	Swanson Lake Fire		Lincoln		19,090	18	0	1
2007	Domke Lake Fire		Okanogan / Wenatchee		11,900	1	0	2
	Easy Street Fire		Chelan		5,209	1	0	1
	Les Blair Fire^[65]		Benton		6,000	0	0	0
	Manila Creek Fire^[66]		Ferry		26,805	2	0	3
	Overlook Fire^[67]		Franklin / Grant		27,071
	Six Prong Fire^[68]	Horse Heaven Complex	Klickitat		20,898	0	0	0
	South Omak Lake Fire^[69]		Okanogan		10,500	0	0	0
	Tunk Grade Fire		Okanogan		15,540	19	0	0
	Wautoma Fire^[70]		Benton		69,000	0	0	0
	Wood Gulch Fire	Horse Heaven Complex	Klickitat		7,677	0	0	0
2006	Columbia Complex^[71]	Columbia Complex	Columbia / Garfield		109,402	28	0	11
	Flick Creek Fire^[72]		Chelan		7,889	0	0	4
	Highlands Fire^[73]		Douglas		5,506	0	0	0
	Rocky Ford Fire^[74]		Grant		5,000	0	0	0
	Tatoosh Fire^[75] ^[76]	Tatoosh Complex	Okanogan / British Columbia		47,787	0	0	0
	Tinpan Fire^[77]		Chelan		9,252	0	0	6
	Tripod Complex Fire^[78]	Tripod Complex	Okanogan		175,184	2	0	7
2005	McClane Fire^[79]		Franklin		6,000	2	0	0
	School Fire		Columbia / Garfield		51,892	215	0	1
	Walker Canyon Fire^[80]		Walla Walla		25,000	0	0	0
	Wall Lake Fire^[81]		Lincoln		5,400	3	0	1
	West Omak Lake Fire		Okanogan		11,325	0	0	0
2004	Deep Harbor Fire	Pot Peak/Sisi Ridge Complex	Chelan		28,500	3	0
	Pot Peak Fire	Pot Peak/Sisi Ridge Complex	Chelan		17,190	0	0	6
2003	Fawn Peak Complex^[82]	Fawn Peak Complex	Okanogan		81,343	0	0	4
	Hatten Road Fire^[83]		Lincoln		5,460	0	0	0
	Juniper Dunes Fire^[84]		Franklin		5,200	0	0	0
	McGinnis Flats Fire^[85]		Ferry		2,245	2	1	1	One reported death
	Needles Fire^[86]		Okanogan		21,300	1	0	5
	Rattlesnake Canyon Fire^[87]		Ferry		10,560	11	0	2
	Togo Fire^[88]		Ferry		5,800	0	0	0
2002	Deer Point Fire		Chelan / Okanogan		43,375	5	0	0
	Pumphouse Fire^[89]		Yakima		10,412	0	0	0
	Quartz Mountain Complex^[90]	Quartz Mountain Complex	Okanogan		12,144	0	0	0
2001	Gamble Mills Fire^[91]	Brewster & Virginia Lake Complex	Okanogan		5,550	0	0
	Mount Leona Fire^[92]	Mount Leona Complex fires	Ferry	August 13	6,144^[93]				One subfire in the complex, the Sleepy Fire/Sleepy 91 Fire
	Rex Creek Fire	Rex Creek Complex fires	Chelan / Okanogan		50,000
	St. Mary's Mission Fire	Virginia Lake Complex	Okanogan		32,980	0	0
	Thirtymile Fire^[94]		Okanogan		9,324	0	4	14
	Virginia Lake Fire	Virginia Lake Complex	Okanogan		36,680	9	0	1(+)
2000	24 Command Fire		Benton		192,000	36	0	0
	Alderdale Fire		Klickitat		6,180	0	0
	Buffalo Lake Fire		Okanogan		9,300	0	0
	Cayuse Fire		Okanogan		5,460	0	0
	Goodnoe Hills Fire		Klickitat		6,510	1	0
	Mule Dry Fire		Benton, Klickitat & Yakima		76,800	1	0	0
	Rocky Hull Fire		Okanogan		9,404	37	0

1900–1999

Year	Fire Name	Complex Name	County	Start date	data-sort-type="number"	Size (acres)	data-sort-type="number"	Structures Lost	data-sort-type="number"	Deaths	data-sort-type="number"	Injuries	Notes	Image
1998	Cleveland Fire^[95]		Klickitat		18,500	11	0
	Rattle Snake Ridge Fire		Yakima		18,000
1997	Olympia Command Fire		Benton		5,500
	Pow Wah Kee Fire	August 3	Asotin		8,000
Rowspan=2	1996	Baird Springs Fire		Grant	August 2	14,000
Cold Creek Fire		Benton / Yakima		57,000
Rowspan=3	1994	Copper Butte Fire		Ferry		10,473
Rat Creek / Hatchery Creek Fire		Chelan		43,000
Tyee Creek Fire^[96] ^[97]		Chelan		135,000	37
1992	Castlerock Fire		Wenatchee		3,500^[98]	24
	Skookum Fire		Klickitat		51,000
1988	Dinkelman Fire		Chelan		50,000
	Limekiln Fire^[99]		Asotin		8,400
	South 17 Fire	South 17 Complex	Ferry		9740				Included the Cody Butte Fire
	White Mountain Fire	White Mountain Complex	Ferry	August 23	21,717				Included the Sherman Fire
1987	Hangman Hills Fire		Spokane		1,500	24	2		Two deaths recorded for fire
1985	Barker Mountain Fire		Okanogan		60,000
1979	Salmon Creek Fire		Okanogan		7,000
1970			Chelan / Okanogan		188,000
1951	Great Forks Fire^[100]		Clallam		38,000		0
1934	Aeneas Creek Fire		Ferry	"Late july"					Not to be confused with the 2001 fire in the same area.
1929	Camas fire^[101]		Chelan						In the Chelan District
	Dollar Mountain Fire		Ferry	August 4			1		The northern Kettle River Ranges eastern slopes
	Dole Valley fire		Clark / Skamania
	Toats Coulee Fire		Okanogan
1919	Sunset Fire		Clark / Skamania
1910	Great Fire of 1910		Pend Oreille / Spokane			Unknown	38	Unknown	Western perimeter fires on one of the largest fires in United States history. The center of the burn was in Idaho and Montana
1902	Yacolt Burn^[102]	Yacolt Burn	Clark / Skamania / Cowlitz			Unknown	65+	Unknown	A complex of several fires The majority was as one fire between Carson and Yacolt

Minor Washington wildfires chronologically

List of minor fires, burning over and under with no loss of life or significant numbers of structures.

Year	Fire Name	Complex Name	County	Start date	Size (acres)	Structures Lost	Injuries	Notes	image
2024	Bridge Creek Fire		Ferry	July 19		1	0	Contained August 4
2016	Buck Creek		Chelan	July 22				Lightning caused
Rowspan=2	2015	231 Fire		Stevens		1,138	0	0
Twenty-One Mile Grade fire		Ferry		2,250	0	0
Rowspan=3	2014	Hansel Fire		Chelan		1,016	0	0
Little Bridge Fire		Okanogan	August 2	4,896	0	0
Lone Mountain Fire		Chelan	July 14	2,770	0	0
Rowspan=2	2012	Cashmere Fire	Wenatchee Complex	Chelan		2,651	0	0
Highway 141 Fire		Klickitat		1,644	0	0
2011	Salmon Fire		Okanogan		1,631	0	0
2010	Highway 8 Fire		Klickitat		2,019	0	0
Rowspan=2	2009	Discovery Fire		Okanogan		4,120	0	0
Rainbow Bridge Fire		Chelan		3,710	0	0
2005	Dirty Face Fire		Chelan		1,150	0	0
	Second Hud Fire		Okanogan		4,272	0	0
	Weather Station Fire^[103]		Grant		4,918	0	0
2004	Mud Lake Fire		Yakima		4,000	0	0
	Williams Butte Fire^[104]	Williams Butte Complex	Chelan & Okanogan		1,257	0	0
2003	Ahtanum Ridge Fire^[105]		Yakima		2,678	0	1
	Ayers Gulch Fire^[106]		Asotin		1,334	0	0
	Black Canyon Fire^[107]		Stevens		2,280	1	3
	Crystal Creek Fire^[108]		Chelan		1,584	0	5
	Isabel Fire^[109]		Okanogan		4,535	0	0
	Maple Fire^[110]		Chelan		2,500	0	2
	Noca Complex^[111]	Noca Complex	Skagit & Whatcom		3,382	0	0
	Paddle Fire^[112]		Stevens		1,324	0	0
	Shooting Range Fire^[113]		Benton		2,500	0	0
	Square Lake Fire^[114]		Chelan		1,097	0	0
	Watt Road Fire^[115]		Spokane		1,064	7	0
2002	Deer Mountain Fire		Chelan		2,281	0	0
2001	Bailey Mountain Fire	Virginia Lake Complex	Okanogan		3,164	0	0
	Goose Lake Fire	Virginia Lake Complex	Okanogan		1,283	0	0
	Libby Fire		Okanogan		3,830	0	0
	North Coppei Fire		Columbia		4,810	0	0
	Union Valley Fire		Chelan		4,700	0	0
1999	Malot Fire		Okanogan		2,808	0	0
1997	Red Lake Fire		Stevens		1,151	5	0
1996	Bowie Road Fire		Spokane		3,020	8	0
1988	Aeneas Creek Fire^[116]		Ferry	August 23	2,300			Same area as the Aeneas Creek Fire of 1934

Year-by-year statistics

Wildfire seasons are defined by Washington state law as lasting from April 15 through October 15 of each year, allowing for burn bans and other restrictions to be imposed on state lands by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources during that time.^[117] According to a North American Seasonal Fire Assessment and Outlook report issued in June, 2019, the summer months represent peak fire season.^[118]

	Total Fires	Total Area Burned		Structures Lost	Fatalities	Injuries	Total Cost	Notes	Source
		Acres	Hectares
2002	1,285	92742acres						^[119]
2003	1,373	200517acres						^[120]
2004	1,674	92617acres						^[121]
2005	998	185748acres						^[122]
2006	1,579	410060acres						^[123]
2007	1,268	214925acres						^[124]
2008	1,303	147264acres						^[125]
2009	1,976	77250acres						^[126]
2010	870	56820acres						^[127]
2011	993	17480acres						^[128]
2012	1,342	259526acres						^[129]
2013	1,527	152603acres						^[130]
2014	1,480	386972acres	300	1				^[131]
2015	2,013	1,137,664	460,396	3	4		$253 million^[132]		^[133]
2016	1,272	293717acres						^[134]
2017	1,346	404223acres						^[135]
2018	1,743	438,833	177,589						^[136]
2019	1,394	169,742	68,692						^[137]
2020	1,646	842,370	340,895	181	1				^[138]
2021	1,863	674222acres
2022	1,492	173659acres
2023	1,707	151316acres					Preliminary data as of October^[139] was higher than the end of the season reported numbers
Sources: National Interagency Fire Center^[140]

External links

• Okanogan National Forest
• Pacific Northwest National Incident Management Team 2
• Historical Incident ICS-209 Reports

Notes and References

1. http://okanogandem.org/documents/Washington/HIVA.pdf Washington State Hazard Identification and Vulnerability Assessment
2. News: Martin . Joel . FIRE REPORT: Yakima Valley fire threatens town, Pioneer Fire swells again . Columbia Basin Herald . June 18, 2024 .
3. Web site: July 24, 2024 . NWCC . July 24, 2024 . Northwest Coordination Center . en.
4. Web site: Bighorn Fire . August 1, 2024 . InciWeb.
5. Web site: July 24, 2024 . InciWeb . July 24, 2024 . InciWeb . en.
6. Web site: July 24, 2024 . NWCC . July 24, 2024 . Northwest Coordination Center . en.
7. Web site: August 7, 2024 . InciWeb . August 7, 2024. InciWeb . en.
8. News: NCW News . Pioneer Fire grows to 4,094 acres; New Operations Base established in Stehekin . Lake Chelan Mirror . June 20, 2024 .
9. Web site: July 27, 2024 . NWCC . July 27, 2024 . Northwest Coordination Center . en.
10. Web site: Retreat Fire . August 7, 2024 . InciWeb.
11. Web site: July 24, 2024 . NWCC . July 24, 2024 . Northwest Coordination Center . en.
12. Web site: August 7, 2024 . InciWeb . InciWeb . en.
13. Web site: 2023-09-17 . InciWeb . 2023-09-17 . InciWeb . en.
14. Web site: August 21, 2023 . Latest Details Gray Fire and Oregon Road Fire . 2023-09-17 . krem.com . en-US.
15. Web site: 2023-09-17 . InciWeb . 2023-09-17 . InciWeb . en.
16. News: Wenatchee World. Pearl Hill Fire 90% contained; Cold Springs Fire 60%. Pete O'Cain . Bridget Mire . September 14, 2020.
17. News: Family says Renton couple whose toddler died in Cold Springs Fire also lost unborn child . King5.Com . KREM (Spokane). KING-TV. Seattle. September 13, 2020.
18. Web site: Araradian . Armen . #243 Fire that scorched over 20,000 acres could become the new normal . KLEW . 11 June 2019 . 11 June 2019.
19. News: King . A. . For Northwest tribes, wildfire on Rattlesnake Mountain ravages 'a ceremonial place' . Crosscut . August 7, 2019.
20. News: . Evacuation notices lifted on Powerline Fire near Mattawa . Yakima Herald-Republic . July 17, 2019 .
21. Web site: Herald-Republic. Yakima. Range 12 fire in Yakima, Benton counties now measured at 177,000 acres. 2021-01-11. Yakima Herald-Republic. August 2, 2016 . en.
22. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4530/ Black Canyon
23. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4401/ Blue Creek Fire
24. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4549/ Carpenter Road Fire
25. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4538/ Chelan Complex
26. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4484/ Cougar Creek Fire
27. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4388/ Douglas County Complex
28. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4548/ Upper Skagit Complex
29. News: Landers . R. . The Spokesman-Review . Graves Mountain fire transfers to Kettle Complex as other Colville Complex fires nearly contained . August 30, 2015 .
30. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4511/ Grizzly Bear Complex
31. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4464/ Highway 8 Fire
32. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4355/ Newby Lake Fire
33. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4524/ North Star
34. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4534/ Okanogan Complex
35. News: Bush . Evan . August 24, 2015 . Okanogan Complex wildfire now biggest in state history . . August 24, 2015.
36. Northwest Interagency Coordination Center, Northwest Large Fire Information Summary
37. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4508/ Paradise Fire
38. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4347/ Saddle Lakes
39. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4339/ Sleepy Hollow
40. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/article/4536/30162/ Kettle Complex
41. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4508/ Tower Fire
42. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4598/ Tunk Block
43. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4354/ Wolverine Fire
44. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/3976/ Chiwaukum Complex
45. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/3567/ Colockum Tarps
46. Web site: ICS-209 Form . Fam.nwcg.gov . August 13, 2014.
47. Web site: ICS-209 Form . Fam.nwcg.gov . August 13, 2014.
48. http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/3557/ Mile Marker 28
49. Web site: ICS-209 Form . Fam.nwcg.gov . July 26, 2005 . August 30, 2015.
50. Web site: ICS-209 Form . Fam.nwcg.gov . September 14, 2012 . August 30, 2015.
51. Web site: ICS-209 Form . Fam.nwcg.gov . August 30, 2015.
52. Web site: ICS-209 Form. Fam.nwcg.gov. August 7, 2013.
53. Web site: ICS-209 Form . Fam.nwcg.gov . August 17, 2012 . August 30, 2015.
54. Web site: ICS-209 Form . Fam.nwcg.gov . November 15, 2013 . August 30, 2015.
55. Web site: ICS-209 Form . Fam.nwcg.gov . October 30, 2012 . August 30, 2015.
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