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Fish Creek burnout operation on Robert Fire, Glacier National Park
In fighting large fires it is sometimes necessary to burn fuel between an anchor point, such as a road, fireline, river or lake, and the main fire to prevent further spreading. On the Robert Fire, the Fish Creek burnout was one used to provide containment.
Burning fuel from cut fireline with charged fire hose
U.S. National Park Service
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Glacier National Park, Code: GLAC
Fire and Aviation Management Program, Code: FIRE
Fire and Aviation Management Program, Code: FIRE
Robert Fire ; Fish Creek, Glacier National Park, Flathead County, Montana
Latitude: 46.2424201965332, Longitude: -109.654502868652
Latitude: 46.2424201965332, Longitude: -109.654502868652
Legacy NPS Focus Record ID : 232618
07/20/2003
07/31/2003
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