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Three Queens Fire, Washington (2026)
Last changed (18:01 UTC, 9 November 2026). Checks the NIFC incident feed every 30 minutes; next check .
The Three Queens Fire in Kittitas County, Washington was discovered on 16 July 2026 and had burned 9,575 acres (3,875 hectares), 95% contained, as of the incident record updated 9 November 2026, according to the National Interagency Fire Center’s WFIGS data.
Key figures
- Size
- 9,575 acres3,875 haSource: NIFC WFIGS
- Contained
- 95%Source: NIFC WFIGS
- Discovered
- 04:28 UTC, 16 July 2026Source: NIFC WFIGS
- County
- Kittitas CountySource: NIFC WFIGS
- State
- WashingtonSource: NIFC WFIGS
- Incident ID
- 2026-WAOWF-260420Source: NIFC WFIGS
Sources
Recorded by Gods Eyes from the live feed ; the source last updated it . Figures are as the source reported them at the time and may since have been revised; the source pages are authoritative.
Affected area
Nearest towns
- Wenatchee72 km away · pop. 62,625
- Seattle83 km away · pop. 3,074,000
- Everett93 km away · pop. 486,903
- Tacoma97 km away · pop. 719,868
- Bremerton105 km away · pop. 126,820
- Yakima107 km away · pop. 99,287
Places from the Natural Earth populated places list, by straight-line distance. The source names no towns for this event.
Timeline
- 18:01 UTC9 November 2026Containment went from 90% to 95%.
- 08:49 UTC3 November 2026Gods Eyes recorded it from the feed.
- 04:28 UTC16 July 2026The fire was discovered, according to the incident record.
Only updates Gods Eyes saw in the feed are listed.
Nearby airports
- SEA Seattle–Tacoma International Airport79 km · Seattle
- BFI King County International Airport - Boeing Field79 km · Seattle
- EAT Pangborn Memorial Airport79 km · Wenatchee
- PAE Seattle Paine Field International Airport94 km · Everett
- TCM McChord Air Force Base97 km · Tacoma
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