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Wildfire north of Battle Ground prompts Level 3 ‘Go Now!’ evacuations
Wildfire north of Battle Ground prompts Level 3 ‘Go Now!’ evacuations
Wildfire north of Battle Ground prompts Level 3 ‘Go Now!’ evacuations

Published on: 08/24/2026

This news was posted by Oregon Today News

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Level 3 “Go Now!” evacuation orders have been issued for a small area in northern Clark County, Washington.

The Hidden Meadows Fire ignited Monday in a rural, unincorporated community north of Battle Ground.

The fire is burning west of State Route 503 between Hidden Meadows Drive and Mountain View Drive.

As of 1:30 p.m., both sides of 127th Avenue, to the west, are in the Level 3 evacuation zone. Officials have also issued Level 1 and 2 evacuation notices for nearby areas.

A temporary shelter has been set up at the Old Apostolic Lutheran Church on Rock Creek Road and 503.

The Washington State Department of Transportation has closed State Route 503 in both directions between Northeast Gabriel Road and Northeast 365th Street.

This story may be updated.

News Source : https://www.opb.org/article/2026/08/24/clark-county-washington-battle-ground-wildfire-evacuations/

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