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Wash Complex

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INCIDENT UPDATED 8/27/2010

Approximate Location

35.835 latitude, -111.867 longitude

Incident Overview

Low intensity fire activity on the Wash Complex 8/24/10

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The Wash Fire was detected on the Tusayan Ranger District Thursday, July 22 by the Red Butte Lookout. About a mile east, the Tank Fire started July 24. The two fires have been combined under one organization called the Wash Complex. The fires are being managed for resource objectives. The complex is estimated at 1157 acres.


Basic Information

Incident TypeWildfire
CauseLightning
Date of OriginThursday July 22nd, 2010 approx. 01:00 PM
Location15 miles southeast of Tusayan
Incident CommanderChristopher Ruff

Current Situation

Total Personnel11
Size1,157 acres
Fuels Involved

Ponderosa pine, grass & pinyon juniper

Fire Behavior

Moderate fire behavior with one to two foot flame lengths.

Significant Events

Completed aerial ignitions on island of fuel within perimeter of management area.

Outlook

Planned Actions

Crews will hold, monitor and patrol the Complex.

Growth Potential

Low

Terrain Difficulty

Moderate

Remarks

Light rain fell on the Complex in the early evening. Smoke was traveling west about one mile and dissipating.

Current Weather

Wind Conditions5 mph S
Temperature70 degrees
Humidity40%

Unit Information

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Kaibab National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
800 South 6th Street
Williams, AZ 86046

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