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Cameron Lake Cutoff

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The Cameron Lake Cutoff is a wildfire in Okanogan County, Washington. It was first dispatched on 2026-06-12 at 09:20. The fire is currently listed as controlled.

At dispatch, the fire was reported at 14 acres. The available information identifies grass and brush as the primary fuels. No mapped NIFC acreage, containment percentage, last mapping time, or cause was provided in the facts available here.

The most recent dispatch information indicates the fire is not in a growth phase. The latest dispatch comment states that dozer line is 100 percent complete and the incident is in mop up status, which indicates crews have completed line construction and are focused on securing remaining heat within the fire area.

Response for the fire is being coordinated through the Colville Agency dispatch center.

The latest activity reported is the newest dispatch comment: dozer line 100 percent complete; in mop up status. No additional recent field updates were provided.

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