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INDIAN DAN

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The Indian Dan Fire is a wildfire in Okanogan County, Washington, located on Indian Dan Canyon Road at T30 R24 S20 near 48.084767, -119.845217. It was first dispatched on August 12, 2026, at 18:55:15.488. Its current status is controlled.

At dispatch, the fire was estimated at 2.6 acres. The available information identifies the fuel type as grass. No mapped NIFC acreage, containment percentage, last mapping timestamp, or cause was provided.

No 24-hour or 7-day acreage change information was provided, and no satellite thermal activity data was included, so there is no reported hotspot or radiative power information available here to describe recent spread or cooling.

No InciWeb incident management team daily update was provided, so there are no official situation, planned-actions, safety-message, or weather details available from that source in this briefing.

No evacuation information was provided for this fire, including no listed Level 3 GO NOW, Level 2 GET SET, or Level 1 GET READY zones.

No road closure or access information was provided for this fire, including no listed highway, forest road, or milepost closures.

The incident commander is Xavier Graziano, and the dispatch center is Northeast Washington in Colville. No personnel count, assigned units, aircraft activity, or camera information was provided.

No latest dispatch comments or recent field updates were provided beyond the initial dispatch record and current controlled status.

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