Timber Fire — 25,435 acres reported, 25,350 as last mapped

perimeter mapped 28 Sep 05:46 — 81 h ago, republished unchanged 2x since
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Timber Fire map — Bill Alderson, placenameguide.com. Perimeter mapped 28 Sep 05:46 — 81 h ago, republished unchanged 2x since. Sources: NIFC/WFIGS interagency perimeter, Cal OES evacuation zones, Caltrans Lane Closure System, NASA VIIRS. Free to reuse with credit.
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Timber Fire — 25,435 acres reported, 25,350 as last mapped perimeter mapped 28 Sep 05:46 — 81 h ago, republished unchanged 2x since. Compiled by Bill Alderson, placenameguide.com, from the federal interagency perimeter, Cal OES evacuation zones, the Caltrans Lane Closure System and VIIRS thermal detections. Free to reuse with credit. D082 — Evacuation OrderF015-C — Evacuation OrderF023-B — Evacuation OrderF015-B — Evacuation Order D082F015-CF023-BF015-B CienegaCold SpringBear BasinDivideCamp CreekHiggins CabinIndian ValleyFishHorse Pasture NepentheHenry Miller LibraryBig Sur villagePost RanchJulia Pfeiffer BurnsPoint SurTassajara Timber Fire · 25,435 acres reported, 25,350 as last mapped perimeter mapped 28 Sep 05:46 — 81 h ago, republished unchanged 2x since. The fire has been reported beyond this outline; treat it as a floor, not a picture. satellite last looked 1 Oct 03:11 — 11 h ago; 1 detections. strongest 0 MW 02.55 miles placenameguide.com · Bill Alderson · sources: NIFC/WFIGS, Cal OES, Caltrans LCS, NASA VIIRS · free to reuse with credit

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Three public sources on one picture: the federal interagency perimeter, the Sheriff's evacuation zones through Cal OES, the satellite's most recent thermal detections. None of them publishes the other three. The perimeter and the satellite are separate observations taken at different times, and each carries its own stamp above — on this fire the newer of the two has more than once been the satellite.