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Fire size: 1,918 acres
Resources assigned: 418
Containment:  63%
 
Nakia Fire returns to local WADNR management

CAMAS, Wash. Minimal fire activity occurred last night. Containment is 63% and precipitation is expected on the fire through tomorrow.

Today firefighters will continue mop up toward a goal of 100 feet of cold ground interior of containment lines. Equipment and hose that is no longer needed is being removed.

At 7:00 p.m. this evening, ODF IMT2 will transfer command of the Nakia Creek Fire to the local WADNR Pacific Cascade Region. This will be the last update for the Nakia Creek and Black Hole Fires.
 

The following road closures remain in effect to assure safety of the public while suppression and rehabilitation activities continue:

Dole Valley / South Rock Creek Campground

Larch Correction Center

East end of Rawson Rd at the school bus turn around (1400 Rd) where the pavement meets the gravel

Livingston / L1000 Rd near the intersection with the 1021 Rd.

Jones Creek RV Park

The roads west of the L1500 and 1600 Rd intersection (Jackson Pass)

The 1500 Rd east of Four Corners

Evacuations: The Clark County Sherriff’s Office lifted all evacuations on October 20, 2022.

Black Hole Fire - The Black Hole fire is 7% contained and 561 acres. Crews will continue to expand containment lines and rehabilitate roads.  Oregon Department of Forestry IMT2 will transfer command of the Black Hole fire to a Type 4 DNR team at 7:00 p.m.