Wildfires continue across the state, with two fires not coming together until Saturday afternoon. The death toll remained at seven.
Meanwhile, 50 people Continue regardless After the blaze flattened entire areas of the small southern Oregon towns of Phoenix and Talent.
Statewide, wildfires have burned more than a million acres, more than double the annual average over the past 10 years, last week.
Firefighting information and evacuation resources have been compiled for the 10 most important blazes in the state of Oregon / Oregon Live, with the information updated as of Saturday afternoon. To learn more about Blaise by clicking on each fire name to see a map:
Location: Santium Gorge east of Salem; South Clacamus County
Size: 186,988 acres
Control: 0%
Reason: Unknown
Exodus resources: Marion County
The fire has not yet been extinguished with a riverside fire in Clacamus County, but officials said Still expect the blouses to combine.
Location: East of Eugene-Springfield area
Size: 156,708 acres
Control: 0%
Reason: Unknown
Exodus resources: Lane County; Lynn County
‘S community Blue River Destroyed early Tuesday Holiday farm fire tore west Through the McKenzie River in Lane County and Oregon 126, it destroys forests, homes, and mother-pop shops.
The fire spread to 157,000 acres on Friday, and is now within miles of two of Oregon’s two largest cities, Springfield and Eugene.
Location: 20 miles west of warm springs
Size: 136,346 acres
Container: 5%
Reason: Lightning
Exodus resources: State Dashboard
The blaze started in the Confederate Tribes of Warm Springs Reservation, 14 miles west of Warm Springs, and spread to Willamette National Forest and beyond.
Location: Josephine County
Size: 142,000 acres
Control: 0%
Reason: Unknown
Exodus resources: Josephine County
The community and the energy infrastructure of Happy Camp in California are under threat. Evacuation, area, road and sidewalk closure effect.
Fire commanders on Saturday raised concerns about whether the Riverside fire (top and center) in Clacamus County could merge with the Beach Creek and Lionshead fires (lower center).
Location: Near Estacada
Size: 130,052 acres
Control: 0%
Reason: Man
Exodus resources: Clacamus County
With the help of hotshot crews and engines, firefighters continue to fire directly around the community in Estacada. Favorable weather limits the growth of fires seen in the early days of wildfires. However, the situation is very dangerous in the event of an active fire in thousands of acres around and around the fire.
Location: Northeast of Rosberg
Size: 115,857 acres
Control: 0%
Reason: Under investigation
Exodus resources: Douglas County
The fire is burning in the North Ampqua drainage on the west slope of the Cascades. Firefighters report progress on structural assessments, structure protection, road use, infrastructure energy infrastructure, and fire control.
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Location: Chilokwin Area
Size: 14,450 acres
Container: 7%
Reason: Unknown
Exodus resources: Inc.Web
Authorities said firefighting intensified overnight in the northwestern part of the blaze.
Location: Jackson County
Size: 29,432 acres
Container: 20%
Reason: Under investigation
Exodus resources: Jackson County
Rich Tyler, a spokesman for the Oregon State Fire Marshal, said Friday that fires were raging uncontrollably near rural communities such as Butt Falls and Shady Cove. The exodus continued. The smoke continues to block the use of aircraft to support repression efforts.
Thielson
Location: Diamond Lake area
Size: 5,110 acres
Control: 0%
Reason: Unknown
Exodus resources: Douglas County
Ten structures lost in fire, Firefighters say.
Almeida
Location: Ashland, Talent, Phoenix, Medford Area
Size: 3,200 acres
Container: 50%
Cause: Investigating a fire
Exodus resources: Jackson County
Fifty people remain unaccounted for in the aftermath of the blaze, which flattened entire areas of the small towns of Phoenix and Talent.
Tyler ressed that the number of missing persons will change as officials work to find the number of evictees. Posted by Medford Police: Anyone with information about the location of any of the listed persons, call 541-774-2283. This line will be staffed every evening, and if there is no answer, please leave a message.
– Schmidt, Donald – 55
– Adamson, Theresa Ann – 72
– Laxman, Benjamin – 65
– Russell, Charles “John” – 61 – Found safe
– Vallarta, Debra – 78
– Johnson, James – 92 – Found safe
– Lobdell, Violet – 92
Location: Lincoln County
Size: 2,435 acres
Container: 15%
Reason: Under investigation
Exodus resources: Lincoln County
The Echo Mountain Complex remains active despite the low winds. Firefighters monitor the weather and other factors such as relative humidity because they are related to the nature of the fire.
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