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The Moon Complex wildfire, ignited by lightning in southern Oregon, has burned 18,316 acres, destroyed one structure, and prompted evacuations as crews fight to contain it.
The Moon Complex wildfire, sparked by lightning on September 3 in southern Oregon’s Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest, has burned 18,316 acres across Jackson and Josephine counties as of September 29, 2025, with 10% containment.
Strong winds fueled rapid growth, prompting Level 3 "Go Now" evacuations in Agness and Illahe, later downgraded in some areas, while additional Level 2 and Level 1 orders remain in effect.
Over 1,000 personnel, including six structural task forces and aviation resources, are fighting the blaze, which has destroyed one structure.
Recreation on the Rogue River is restricted, and multiple forest roads are closed.
Smoke has caused unhealthy air quality, with hazardous conditions in areas like Grants Pass, prompting health advisories to limit outdoor activity and use air filtration.
An emergency shelter is open in Port Orford, and the Oregon Conflagration Act has been activated to mobilize resources.
El incendio forestal del Complejo de la Luna, encendido por un rayo en el sur de Oregon, ha quemado 18.316 acres, destruido una estructura y provocado evacuaciones mientras los equipos luchan para contenerlo.