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DFFP Responds to Joaquin Fire 31.5 Miles Southwest of McGrath

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DFFP received reports of smoke near Mt. Joaquin at 8:00 PM Saturday. A DFFP helicopter responded and located the Joaquin Fire (#238) burning in black spruce and tundra roughly 31.5 miles southwest of McGrath.

Due to a nearby native allotment, additional aerial resources were ordered. The fire is currently 30 acres and has six smokejumpers, one air attack, and two single-engine water scoopers. No structures are threatened.

This map shows the location of the Joaquin Fire (#238). Click on the image to download the PDF file.
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Categories: Active Wildland Fire, Alaska DNR – Division of Forestry & Fire Protection (DFFP)

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Tags: 2026 Alaska Fire Season, Alaska Division of Forestry & Fire Protection, DFFP Coastal Region, Joaquin Fire, Southwest Alaska



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