Talk:Tillamook Burn

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The Tillamook Burn according to the State Forester

"according to State Forester Nelson Rogers, is comprised of three fires"

a hunter's fire in October of 1932

in 1933, a fire in the Wolf Creek area of Clatsop County

and the main Tillamook fire of 1933

"Nelson Rogers to John E. Gribble, 16 May 1946, State Forester's Correspondence, Oregon State Archives, Salem Oregon"

https://digital.osl.state.or.us/islandora/object/osl:20518

It appears the "Tillamook Burn" may have been conflated to include the fires that followed every six years or so after. AHIOH ^[T]/_[C] 07:08, 19 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]