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Oregon s Bootleg Fire spreads eastward as crews prepare communities

View Comments Just two weeks after sparking, The Bootleg fire has exploded to nearly 400,000 acres, accounting for the vast majority of Oregon forest burnt thus far in 2021. Containment has increased to an estimated 30%. Not only is the blaze the nation’s largest fire, but Oregon Gov. Kate Brown said in a press conference today that it’s also “the fourth largest fire to burn in Oregon since 1900.” The Bootleg Fire remains most active in the east, where flames jumped Forest Road 28 on Monday, and is now spreading toward Summer Lake. In the governor’s press briefing Tuesday, Doug Grafe, Chief of Fire Protection at the Oregon Department of Forestry, said that the east side is “where we would expect it’s possible to see another 50,000-100,000 acres [of growth].”

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Bootleg Fire spreads eastward as crews prepare communities

Bootleg Fire spreads eastward as crews prepare communities Wesley Lapointe, Salem Statesman Journal © Inciweb The Bootleg Fire s growth continues eastward towards Summer Lake, where task forces are preparing structures for contact with the fire. Officials say it could spread another 50,000 to 100,000 acres in the east. Just two weeks after sparking, The Bootleg fire has exploded to nearly 400,000 acres, accounting for the vast majority of Oregon forest burnt thus far in 2021. Containment has increased to an estimated 30%. Not only is the blaze the nation’s largest fire, but Oregon Gov. Kate Brown said in a press conference today that it’s also “the fourth largest fire to burn in Oregon since 1900.”

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Bootleg Fire sparked by lightning, fire officials say

Bootleg Fire sparked by lightning, fire officials say
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Bootleg Fire sparked by lightning, fire officials say

Bootleg Fire sparked by lightning, fire officials say
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