2015 Oregon wildfires

The 2015 Oregon wildfires were an ongoing series of wildfires affecting parts of the U.S. state of Oregon.

August fire
The August fire was reported on August 22, 2015, 10 mi east of Banks. It was fully contained by August 24. It was suspected to be human-caused. One firefighter was injured. Three aircraft were used, taking water from Henry Hagg Lake, which led to its closure for recreational purposes. An estimated 26 acre were part of the burn, and 60 firefighters were needed. Highway 26 was closed for several days.

Cornet-Windy Ridge fire
The Cornet-Windy Ridge fire has burned more than 103800 acre on public forest and private lands a few miles west of Durkee. As of August 23, 2015, the fire was 80 percent contained.

Eldorado fire
The Eldorado fire, which was caused by lightning, has burned more than 20600 acre of land 5 mi southeast of Unity. As of August 23, 2015, the fire was 65 percent contained.

Stouts fire
The human-caused Stouts fire has burned 26,000 acres 16 mi east of Canvyonville, just south of Milo. As of August 23, 2015, the wildfire was 83 percent contained.

Willamina Creek fire
The Willamina Creek fire, occurring 9 mi north of Willamina, has burned 230 acre in "heavy fuels on high-value timberland owned by the Bureau of Land Management and private industrial forestland owners". As of August 23, 2015, the fire was 20 percent contained.

Smoke in the Willamette Valley
Wildfire smoke from Washington and Oregon was blown west over western Oregon, including Portland and the rest of the Willamette Valley, on August 22–23, 2015.