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Overnight, firefighters focused on structure protection. Active fire was experienced throughout the day, fire spread primarily on the east and south sides of the fire.ĭue to smoke limiting visibility, air resources were not able to fly on the fire. Containment line construction has started on the east side of the fire. Fire fighters engaged in structure protection and conducted activities including removing flammable vegetation/materials near structures and constructing/securing containment line around structures.įire fighters continue using dozers to construct containment line and made good progress on the north and west side of the fire. More info: Visit the Lookout Fire's information page on Facebook and this evacuation info page or go to the Lookout Fire's entry on Inciweb.Saturday: Firefighting resources arrived throughout the day on Saturday 19AUG2023, and were engaged in structure protection and containment line construction.This includes all areas around Clear Lake, and Clear Lake Campground, as well as Fish Lake and Campground. Level 1 "Be Set" evacuation notice for evacuation zone for the areas north of where Ikenick Creek and Highway 126 intersect, extending east to the Willamette National Forest boundary, and north in line with Highway 20.Level 2 "Be Ready" evacuation notice for the areas of Ice Cap Campground and Trailhead at Carmen Reservoir, north to where Ikenick Creek and Highway 126 intersect, and extending to the east in line with other evacuation boundaries enacted, and west along Highway 126.Tamolitch Falls/Blue Pool is also within this evacuation zone. Level 3 "Go Now" evacuation notice for Olallie Campground and the Linn County line, north and west of Highway 126, extending north to Ice Cap Campground and Trailhead at Carmen Reservoir, then west to encompass Lakes End Campground and trail system at Smith Reservoir.to Scott Creek Rd, Belknap Springs Road S., Highway 242 to FS Road 220, Yale Lane, Camp Yale Road, FS Road 2643 southeast to the 445 spur.

Level 1 "Be Ready" notices are also in place for the following areas: south of Highway 126 from Blue River Reservoir Road east to the end of McKenzie Drive, McKenzie Drive and areas directly to the south and east, The area south of Hwy 126 from the McKenzie River Bridge just east of Taylor Road.

Level 2 "Be Set" evacuation notices are also in place the following areas: east of the McKenzie Bridge, including Drury Lane north of Highway 126, but south of McKenzie River, areas north of Highway 126 west of the 0.5 mile mark on Mill Creek Road to Blue River Reservoir Rod at the 1501 junction, areas north of Highway 126 east of the 0.5 mile mark on Mill Creek Road to the east end of Taylor Road, Taylor Road, The area south of Highway 126 to the McKenzie River from the east end of McKenzie River Drive to the McKenzie River Bridge just east of Taylor Road, Highway 126 from the Highway 242 junction to Scott Road, Paradise Campground, FS Road 302, Belknap Hot Springs Road, the areas east of Highway 126 from Scott Road north into Linn County.

Andrews Headquarters and the area west of of Highway 126 from Scott Road north into Linn County.

As of Thursday morning, a Level 3 "Go Now" evacuation notice remains in effect for North Bank Road, all areas north of Highway 126 between Blue River Reservoir Road and Drury Lane, Mona Campground and Lookout Campground, H.J.Closures: Highway 242, McKenzie Highway, is closed between milepost 61-76, 14 miles west of Sisters, Oregon to just east of the junction with Highway 126.Location: In the Willamette National Forest, three miles north of the community of McKenzie Bridge.