Oregon & Washington Fire Maps: List of Fires Near Me Right Now [August 1]

Here are the latest updates about fires in Oregon and Washington as of the August 1. You can see an interactive map of the Oregon and Washington fires here, provided by Oregon.gov, or view an interactive map from NIFC.gov here. Another interactive map is here. Read on for details about active fires in Oregon and Washington as of August 1 according to NIFC.gov and other sources.

See an interactive fire map of the two states below:

Here are details on the individual fires.

116 Wilson Prairie Fire

This Oregon fire  is 405 acres, 93 percent contained, 30 miles south of Heppner near Bull Prairie Reservoir. This fire was caused by human activity.

Cemetery Fire

This Oregon fire is 1,414 acres and 97 percent contained. It’s 32 miles southeast of Prineville and Inciweb is no longer updating its page on the fire. It was caused by lightning.

Chelan Hills Fire

This Washington Fire is 1,842 acres and 97 percent contained. It’s 2 miles east of Chelan. Two residences, a seasonal home, and some outbuildings were damaged from the fires, along with corn fields and 80 acres of wheat fields.

Cougar Creek Fire

This Washington fire is 803 acres and 0 percent contained. It’s 8 miles northwest of Manson and 20 miles northwest of Entiat. The smoke from the fire is visible for miles. It was caused by lightning.

As of 3 p.m. Wednesday, Level 1 evacuation notices were raised to Level 2 (which means “get ready to leave”), Wenatchee World reported. These covered Mad River Road to Entiat River Road, milepost 24 on both sides.

Garner Complex Fire

The Oregon fires total about 8,886 acres and 68 percent contained, caused by lightning, according to NIFC. Technically this refers to multiple fires: Wagner Creek  is in Jackson County and Garner Complex is in Josephine County.

Goodview Fire

This Oregon fire is 1,630 acres, 0 percent contained, and 10 miles northwest of Prospect.

Hendrix Fire

This Oregon fire is 1,082 acres, 70 percent contained, and 3 to 9 miles southwest of Ashland. The fire was caused by lightning. A community meeting was held tonight at 7 p.m. at Ashland Middle School. The southeast corner of the fire remains uncontained, according to Inciweb, and is being monitored.

According to Inciweb on August 1: “The evacuation level remains at Level 1 for the Jackson County Hendrix Fire evacuation area. Level 1 means “BE READY” for potential evacuation. Residents should be vigilent and monitor emergency services websites and local media outlets for information. For the latest information, go to http://jacksoncountyor.org/sheriff/. Residents in the area are encouraged to sign up for Citizen Alert at http://www.jacksoncounty.org/alert. More information about evacuation levels and preparedness can be found at http://www.rvem.org.”

Klondike Fire

This Oregon fire is 19,530 acres, 5 percent contained and 9 miles northwest of Selma. There is a chance that this fire and the Taylor Creek fire might meet, as they grew to be within 3 miles of each other on Tuesday.

Klondike fire map

According to Inciweb: “Evacuations: A level 3 “Go” evacuation remains in effect for Oak Flat at the end of the Illinois River Road in Josephine County. Illinois River Road from mile post 2.5 to Oak Flat is at a Level 2 “Get Ready.” Visit Josephine County Emergency Management on Facebook for current information.”

Lake Wallula Fire

This Washington Fire is 12,462 acres and 96 percent contained. It’s 5 miles east of Umatilla and on July 30 spread from Oregon into Washington.

Long Hollow Fire

This Oregon fire is 33,451 acres, 95 percent contained, and 5 miles south of Dufur. Here is a map of the fire when it was at 75 percent containment:

It was caused by human activity.

Natchez Fire

InciwebNatchez Fire Map

This Oregon fire falls under the jurisdiction of the Oregon Department of Forestry Fire, but is listed on the CAL FIRE map. It’s 6,988 acres and 15 percent contained. It was caused by lightning. It’s located 15 miles southeast of Cave Junction, Oregon, located on the Oregon/California border between Happy Camp, California and Cave Junction, Oregon. Some active surface spread is still expected.

According to Inciweb on August 1: “The community of Sunstar has been placed in a Level 1 evacuation “Ready” status. Del Norte County, CA, including the community of Sunstar, has adopted the Oregon three level evacuation process. For Del Norte County emergency notification information, visit: http://www.co.del-norte.ca.us/departments/administration/emergency-services.In Siskiyou County, there are two levels to the evacuation process, Evacuation Warning, and Evacuation Order. A warning means be ready to evacuate, and an order means evacuate now.”

And: “Effective 2:30pm August 1, Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office has issued an evacuation order for the two residences near the terminus of the South Fork Road (National Forest System Road 17 N 32). The residents received a warning on July 31 and chose to evacuate. Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office has also issued an evacuation warning for all residences accessed by the South Fork Road (Road 17N32) and all residences accessed by the Grayback road north of the junction of the South Fork Road (Road 17 N 32) and the Grayback Road. This warning is being issued as a precautionary measure, the fire is still within the containment lines, but is progressing within close proximity to these residences.”

Pole Creek Fire

This Oregon fire is 821 acres, 75 percent contained, and 20 miles south of Jordan Valley.

Round Top Fire

This Oregon fire is 156 acres, 48 percent contained, and 8 miles northwest of Prospect.

Sheep Creek Fire

This Washington fire is 146 acres and 0 percent contained. It’s 4 miles northwest of Northport. On August 1, the fire’s biggest threat was along the east flank. The fire’s cause is under investigation. According to the Northeast Washington Interagency Communications Center: “Sheep Creek campground, and the cabins in the Sheep Creek area, are still evacuated. The entrance of Sheep Creek Road has been blocked off by the local Sheriff’s department.”

For updated details on evacuations, call 509-684-2555.

South Umpqua Complex Fire

This Oregon fire is 16,428 acres and 16 percent contained. It’s 30 miles southeast of Myrtle Creek and consists of three larger fires. According to NIFC: “The Umpqua National Forest has issued an Emergency Fire Closure for several trails and roads on the Forest. In an effort to strengthen defenses along the upper flank of the Miles Fire, two hotshot crews spent the night burning out fuels between the established line and the approaching fire. Progress was made, but limited by higher night-time relative humidity which kept the fine fuels from carrying the fire.”

According to Inciweb on August 1: “Based on the recommendation of fire officials managing the Sugar Pine Fire, the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office has increased the evacuation advisory for residences in the Elk Creek Road area from Level 2 “Be Set” to Level 3 “Go.” A Level 3 “Go” advisory is now in effect for the following addresses: 8800 to 17600 Elk Creek Road; Sugar Pine Road, all addresses; Dodes Creek road, all addresses. The Miles Fire spotted ahead and was moving down Flat Creek causing fire officials to recommend the Level 3 evacuation.For more information call (541) 474-5305 or visit https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/5966/.”

Substation Fire

This Oregon fire is 78,425 acres, 97 percent contained, and 5 miles south of The Dalles.

Sugar Pine Fire

This Oregon fire is 4,171 acres, 0 percent contained, and 12 miles northwest of Prospect. (Inciweb from July 31 records it as 6,086 acres.) This is a collective name for multiple fires. Keep updated on Facebook here.

InciwebSugar Pine Fire Map

It was caused by lighting.

Taylor Creek Fire

It’s 29,551 acres in size and 30 percent contained as of August 1. You can find the latest evacuation updates on the Josephine County Emergency Management Facebook page. If you have not signed up for Josephine County Citizen’s Alert, Josephine County’s emergency notification system, you can sign up on line at www.rvem.org. It’s an Oregon fire, but is included on CAL FIRE’s listing.

The Red Cross evacuation shelter remains active at Grants Pass High School (830 NE 9th St, Grants Pass, OR 97526).

The Fire Information Center can be reached at 541-474-5305 and is staffed from 8:00am to 8:00pm each day.

An animal evacuation center is open at the Josephine County Fairgrounds Floral Building located at 1451 Fairgrounds Road, Grants Pass, OR.

Timber Crater Fire

This Oregon fire is 3,126 acres, 85 percent contained, and 20 miles southwest of Chemult.

Timber Crater 10 Fire

This Oregon fire is 193 acres, 60 percent contained, and 20 miles southwest of Chemult.

Union Fire

This Oregon fire is 106 acres, 68 percent contained, and 10 miles northeast of Prospect.

Warner Gulch Fire

This Washington fire is 470 acres and 85 percent contained. It’s 11 miles southwest of Asotin.