Oregon Biggest Fires

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1	Year	Fire name	Acres	Cause	Description	Latitude	Longitude
2	2013	Sunnyside Turnoff	51,480	Arson	Lands of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs east of U.S. Highway 26	44.903662	-121.287829
3	1996	Simnasho fire	118,000	Engine exhaust	Warms Springs Reservation	44.986262	-121.36298
4	2015	County Line 2 fire	67,234	Human	The fire started near Warm Springs Reservation	44.83	-121.377
5	1996	Ashwood/Donnybrook	100,590	Human	Burned in Wasco and Jefferson counties. Multiple sources vary on how much acreage was actually burned. The numbers range between 94, 720 and 118,000 acres. The fire burned completely on private land and was fought by area ranchers until the governor invoked the Conflagration Act.	44.777	-120.648
6	2000	Jackson Fire	108,000	Human	Wildfire in Malheur county that threatened the Snake River Correctional Institution.	44.1	-117.19
7	1945	3rd Tillamook Burn	173,000	Human caused	Burned portions of the two earlier Tillamook burns.	45.619675	-123.423532
8	1902	Columbia fire	170,000	Land clearing	Also known as the Yacolt burn. Near Mount Hood	45.365011	-122.294327
9	2006	Foster Gulch Complex	53,615	Lightning	Baker County	44.974848	-116.863086
10	2012	Barry Point fire	71,289	Lightning	The fire burned over 92,977 acres of forest and grazing land in Lake County, Oregon and Modoc County, California	42.1111	-120.8018
11	2012	Cache Creek frie	73,697	Lightning	The fire burned in the northern Hells Canyon National Recreational Area, adjacent to the Snake River on the Oregon/Washington border.	45.986	-116.928
12	2007	Battle Creek Complex	79,299	Lightning	Wallowa County	45.471661	-116.620696
13	2000	Eastside Complex	93,451	Lightning	Wallowa-Whitman National Forest.	45.38108	-116.663801
14	2015	Cornet-windy Ridge	103,887	Lightning	The fire was located west of Durkee and south of Baker City	44.555	-117.643
15	2011	High Cascades Complex	108,154	Lightning	7 large individual fires were later combined and called the High Cascades Complex. Most of the fire burned in the Warm Springs Reservation.	44.493	121.0715
16	2015	Canyon Creek Complex	110,262	Lightning	The Berry Creek and Mason Springs fires merged together to become the Canyon Creek Complex; 43 primary residences were destroyed.	44.284	-118.961
17	2006	South End Complex	117,553	Lightning	Between Frenchglen and Fields in Harney County	42.1527	118.4759
18	2002	Toolbox Complex	120,085	Lightning	Started in Lake County and scorched the Fremont National Forest.	42.5635	121.0129
19	2007	Egley Complex	140,360	Lightning	Southeast Oregon. At one point the fire threatened the towns of Burns and Hines.	43.66471943	-119.4469389
20	2012	Miller Homestead	160,853	Lightning	Harney County - 1/2 mile west of Frenchglen,Oregon	42.86624	-118.99531
21	2001	Lakeview Complex	179,400	Lightning	A cluster of 5 fires that burned near Lakeview.	42.08	-120.25
22	2017	Chetco Bar fire	191,088	Lightning	The fire burned in the Kalmiopsis Wilderness, between Brookings, Oregon on the west and Cave Junction on the east.	42.297	-123.954
23	2012	Holloway	245,000	Lightning	Scorched more than 245,000 in Oregon and more than 215,000 in Nevada.	41.995828	-118.626079
24	2014	Buzzard Complex	395,747	Lightning	The complex was made of several fires that burned on rangeland southeast of Burns. Its name came from the nearby Buzzard Butte.	43.629	-118.386
25	2002	Biscuit fire	500,000	Lightning	Southern Oregon and northern California. This was the largest fire in North America during the 2002 fire season	42.40540833	-123.8919417
26	2012	Long Draw fire	558,198	Lightning	Southeastern Oregon rangeland.	42.463544	-117.807219
27	1939	2nd Tillamook Burn	217,000	Logging	Near the Wilson and Salmonberry rivers.	45.404591	-123.491854
28	1933	Tillamook Burn	240,000	Logging	Washington, Yahmill, Tillmaook counties.	45.642099	-123.360358
29	1936	Bandon fire	287,000	Logging	The city of Bandon and its surroundings, killing 13 persons.	43.117416	-124.408231
30	1996	Tower fire	50,815	Lightning	Umatilla National Forest. Burned around Tower Mountain Lookout area.	45.06987777	-118.6146944
31	2001	Sheepshead	51,452	Lightning	The fire burned almost entirely in open desert country in southeast Oregon, 75 miles southeast of Burns.	42.844979	-118.586266
32	2007	Monument Complex	53,556	Lightning	Umatilla National Forest	44.820982	-119.164393
33	1988	Tepee Butte fire	59,860	Lightning	Hells Canyon National Recreation Area	45.827298	-117.005062
34	2014	South Fork	66,129	Lightning	Twenty miles southwest of John Day	44.269	-119.45
35	2006	Happy Valley fire	66,518	Lightning	The fire started north of Burns Junction	43.144581	-117.843434
36	2000	Willow Creek Fires	70,000	Debris burning	Gilliam and Morrow counties	45.335552	-120.075452
37	1990	Pine Spring basin	73,700	Unknown	Harney County	43.641116	-119.313971
38	1986	Easten Oregon fires	85,000	Lightning	Scattered fires located in both the Wallowa-Whitman and Umatilla National Forests.	45.755041	-117.096667
39	2003	B&B Complex fires	90,769	Lightning	Began as two separate fires, the Bear Butte Fire and the Booth Fire. The two fires eventually formed a single fire area that stretched along the crest of the Cascade Mountains.	44.458449	-121.807617
40	1987	Silver Complex fire	96,540	Lightning	Siskyou National Forest near Grants Pass. The fire burned for 73 days and was the largest of more than 550 fires that year.	42.460876	-123.825815
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