Eagle Bluff Fire Burns Across US-Canadian Border

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As of Sunday evening, the Eagle Bluff Fire, which started Saturday afternoon, has burned an estimated 10,000 acres and crossed the US-Canadian border. The fire is currently at 8,000 acres, and is continuing to burn timber and brush.

A Level 3 Immediate Evacuation order has been issued for residents living north of Highway 20 and west of the Okanogan River.

Fire Origin and Spread

The Eagle Bluff Fire erupted Saturday evening just southwest of Oroville in Okanogan County. The fire quickly spread, fanned by strong winds and dry conditions.

The fire has since crossed the US-Canadian border and is burning in British Columbia. Canadian authorities are working to contain the fire and protect communities.

Conclusion

The Eagle Bluff Fire is a reminder of the devastating impact that wildfires can have on communities and the environment. It is important to be aware of fire safety and to follow evacuation orders when necessary.