Oregon’s largest wildfire isn’t finished yet.
The Klondike Fire roared to life Sunday afternoon, bringing new evacuations to the small town of Agness in the Rogue River canyon.
The 167,000-acre fire, burning in rugged terrain between Grants Pass and Gold Beach, was dormant for weeks. But it came alive due to warm temperatures and 30 MPH winds, fire officials said.
The fire breached containment lines in the northwest corner and in the upper northern reaches of Indigo Creek.
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