THREE QUEENS wildfire in Kittitas County, Washington

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Data current as of Sep 25, 2026 3:39 PM MST. Satellite hotspots appear when you zoom into a fire.

THREE QUEENS

Wildfire

THREE QUEENS is a wildfire in Kittitas County, Washington. Official reports list the cause as Natural. It was discovered on July 16, 2026 at 1 acres. Current reports show 9,551 acres burned with 31% containment. Type 3 Team with 138 personnel on site. Impact reports include 8 injuries. It is ranked #46 among currently mapped incidents and #57 by size among fires seen this year. Reported fuels: primary fuel Timber (Litter and Understory).

31% Contained

0 deaths
8 injuries
0 homes
0 structures

Incident details

Incident ID2026-WAOWF-260420
CauseNatural
CommandType 3 Team
Personnel138
Discovery acres1
Daily acres9,551
GIS acres9,575
Containment31
Primary fuelTimber (Litter and Understory)
GACCNWCC
UnitWAOWF
Perimeter typeWildfire Daily Fire Perimeter
Satellite hotspots29
Lightning reports0

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