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Oregon s largest wildfire burning in Wallowa County

Additional resources continued to arrive to help battle the both the Double Creek and Eagle Cap Wilderness fires in Wallowa County.

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Oregon s largest wildfire burning in Wallowa County

Two lightning fires in the Eagle Cap Wilderness grew substantially on Saturday, Sept. 3, fueled by strong winds, hot temperatures and humidities that dipped into single digits in places.

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No holiday for fire crews: Heat, wind push Double Creek Fire in NE Oregon to nearly 38,000 acres; other blazes grow

No holiday for fire crews: Heat, wind push Double Creek Fire in NE Oregon to nearly 38,000 acres; other blazes grow
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Double Creek, Eagle Cap Wilderness fires see significant growth

ENTERPRISE — There was significant fire growth on the Double Creek and Eagle Cap Wilderness Fires on Saturday, Sept. 3, as a result of strong winds, hot temperatures and extremely

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Northeast Oregon fire grows rapidly, prompting Emergency Conflagration Act

Burning in the Wallowa National Forest, the wildfire has grown to approximately 23,650 acres as of Saturday night. Evacuations are in place.

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