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Eagle Bluff

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Northeast Region-Department of Natural Resources 
225 S. Silke Road 
Colville, 
Washington 
99114 
Northeast Region-Department of Natural Resources 
225 S. Silke Road 
Colville, 
Washington 
99114 

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Dozer line follows the US-Canadian border
Dozer line stretching into the distance along a barbed wire fences that separates the US-Canadian border
Dozer line stretching into the distance along a barbed wire fences that separates the US-Canadian border
Dozer line follows the US-Canadian border
Firefighters at the border with the United States obelisk
Two firefighters stand next to the United States obelisk on the United States and Canadian Border
Two firefighters stand next to the United States obelisk on the United States and Canadian Border
Firefighters at the border with the United States obelisk

Firefighters stand next to obelisk at the US/Canadian border

Very Large Air Tanker dropping retardant on the southwest flank
An air tanker drops a load of orange retardant across the fire line
An air tanker drops a load of orange retardant across the fire line
Very Large Air Tanker dropping retardant on the southwest flank
Fire and smoke seen from the US-Canadian border
Fire and smoke on a hillside next to a road and fence at the US-Canadian border
Fire and smoke on a hillside next to a road and fence at the US-Canadian border
Fire and smoke seen from the US-Canadian border
Passing the Torch- Father and son both working the Eagle Bluff Fire
Father and Son First fire passing the Torch! Mop up off Steep Mountain Rd near blue lake
Father and Son First fire passing the Torch! Mop up off Steep Mountain Rd near blue lake
Passing the Torch- Father and son both working the Eagle Bluff Fire
Looking toward the Eagle Bluff Fire from Mount Bonaparte Lookout
View from Bonaparte Lookout toward Eagle Bluff Fire
View from Bonaparte Lookout toward Eagle Bluff Fire
Looking toward the Eagle Bluff Fire from Mount Bonaparte Lookout
View from Oroville, Wash. on day of ignition
View from someone's yard of neighborhood in foreground with burning hills in background
View from someone's yard of neighborhood in foreground with burning hills in background
View from Oroville, Wash. on day of ignition
K-Max dipping from Rock Lake
Picture of a Kmax helicopter dipping bucket from Rock Lake
Picture of a Kmax helicopter dipping bucket from Rock Lake
K-Max dipping from Rock Lake

A K-Max helicopter dips bucket into Rock Creek

Eagle Bluff Fire after it passed the Similkameen River
A burned landscape in the background with a home on the Similkameen River in the foreground
A burned landscape in the background with a home on the Similkameen River in the foreground
Eagle Bluff Fire after it passed the Similkameen River
NW Team 7 Operations Chief Chris Orr on the US-Canadian border
NW Team 7 Operations Chief Chris Orr standing on the US-Canadian border
NW Team 7 Operations Chief Chris Orr standing on the US-Canadian border
NW Team 7 Operations Chief Chris Orr on the US-Canadian border

During the Eagle Bluff Fire, American firefighters travelled across the border to assist a Canadian IMT with burnout operations and fire management activities in a coordinated containment effort.

Thank you firefighters painted on the window of Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune
Thank you firefighters painted on the window of Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune
Thank you firefighters painted on the window of Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune
Thank you firefighters painted on the window of Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune
Thank you sign in Oroville, Wash.
A sign that someone has placed in the windshield of their car reads "Thank you responders" with hearts.
A sign that someone has placed in the windshield of their car reads "Thank you responders" with hearts.
Thank you sign in Oroville, Wash.

A sign in Oroville, Wash. thanks everyone who has responded to the fast-moving Eagle Bluff Fire.

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