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Central Oregon is in wildfire emergency mode as two massive complexes—the Rowe Creek and Hay Creek Fires—consume over 260,000 acres combined. The Rowe Creek Complex, led by the 132,000-acre Crosswhite Fire (just 16% contained), includes uncontained blazes like the Camel Hump Fire. Meanwhile, the Hay Creek Complex features the 50,000-acre Hoag Fire (80% contained) alongside dangerous, zero-percent-containment fires like Porcupine Ridge and McInnes/456. Evacuations are underway across Gilliam to Jefferson Counties as crews battle to contain these sprawling, fast-moving fires—public safety remains the top priority amid stretched resources.

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