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Swimptkin

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The Swimptkin Fire is a wildfire in Okanogan County, Washington. It was first dispatched on September 1, 2026, at 20:25. The reported location is at 48.43088, -119.19316. Its current status is OUT.

At dispatch, the fire was estimated at 0.25 acres. The available report identifies the fuel type as timber litter. No mapped NIFC acreage, containment percentage, mapping timestamp, or cause was provided in the available information.

No 24-hour or 7-day acreage change was provided, and no satellite thermal activity information was available in the supplied facts. With the fire listed as OUT, the current reported status indicates it is no longer an active incident.

The available information does not include any evacuation zones, road closures, or access restrictions tied to this fire.

No weather information, fire-weather alerts, or operational update from an InciWeb incident management team was provided in the supplied facts.

Response information is limited. The dispatch center for the Swimptkin Fire is the Colville Agency. No assigned resources, personnel count, aircraft activity, incident commander, or camera information was provided.

The latest available incident information is the initial dispatch record on September 1, 2026, at 20:25, showing the fire at 0.25 acres in timber litter and now listed as OUT.

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