Small Wildfire Seen Burning by Highway 3 East of Princeton
BC Wildfire Service said the lightning-suspected fire near Princeton is 0.3 hectares and has been brought under control.
- On Monday, the BC Wildfire Service updated a 0.3-hectare wildfire at Agate Mountain, southeast of Princeton, to under control status.
- Lightning is suspected as the cause of the Agate Mountain blaze, which was identified Monday night, Aug. 24.
- Two separate wildfires northwest of Princeton near Tulameen remain out of control, with the northernmost measuring 3.89 hectares and the adjacent blaze 12.17 hectares.
- There are currently 165 active wildfires in the province, with 56 out of control, 53 being held, and 56 under control.
- Black Press Media will provide updates throughout the day regarding wildfire developments in the Princeton region.
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Small wildfire seen burning by Highway 3 east of Princeton
Lightning is the suspected cause of a new wildfire discovered near Highway 3, east of Princeton on Tuesday afternoon. According to BC Wildfire Service, the fire is burning out of control near Red Creek west of Highway 97B. The first was spot-sized at one hectare and is estimated to be 10 kilometres ...
Lightning-caused blaze discovered southeast of Princeton
A wildfire was found southeast of Princeton on Monday night, Aug. 24. As of Tuesday morning, the blaze is 0.3 hectares in size and out on control. BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) has listed the location as Agate Mountain. The blaze is suspected to be lightning-caused. In addition, two out of control wildfires northwest of Princeton, by Tulameen, have not been updated since Sunday. The northern most one remains 3.89 hectares in size while the blaze so…
Lightning sparks 0.3 hectare wildfire near Princeton
A 0.3-hectare out of control wildfire has sparked south of Princeton. According to BC Wildfire Service (BCWS), the blaze (K61921) was first discovered on Aug. 24 at around 4:24 p.m. and is suspected to be lightning caused. The fire is listed near Agate Mountain.
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