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SAME AS 1791

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The incident is listed as SAME AS 1791, a smoke check in Okanogan County, Washington, near Big Finney Lake at T39 R27 S20. It was first dispatched on August 22, 2026, at 11:02:41, and its current status is active.

Available dispatch information does not include a reported acreage, containment, mapped acreage, fuels, vegetation, or cause. No mapping timestamp was provided.

No 24-hour or 7-day growth information was provided, and there are no satellite hotspot or radiative power details in the information available here. Based on the provided record alone, no verified assessment of current spread or cooling can be made.

Evacuation information was not included in the provided facts. No Level 3, Level 2, or Level 1 zones or counts were provided for this incident.

Road closure or access information was not included in the provided facts. No highway, milepost, or forest road closure details were provided.

Weather, fire environment, and any fire-weather alerts were not included in the provided facts. No wind, temperature, or forecast details were provided.

The dispatch center for this incident is Northeast Washington, based in Colville. No assigned resources, personnel count, incident commander, aircraft activity, or camera information was included in the provided facts.

The latest dispatch comment for this incident is: “SAME AS SINLAHEKIN.” No additional field updates were provided.

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