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USFS Burn Notification – Prescribed Burn TODAY – Walker County

By Jamie Nash
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U.S. Forest Service – Sam Houston National Forest

DATE: February 8, 2025

START TIME: 1100 (11 a.m. CST)

COUNTY: Walker

LOCATION:  FM 1375 and FS 233. Four miles west of New Waverly, TX; north side of FM 1375.

COMPARTMENT #: 52

SIZE: 1044 Acres

WIND: South (Smoke visible from FM 1375 and FM 1374)

TYPE: Aerial (Helicopter)

Estimated Completion Time:  1700 (5 p.m. CST)

CONTACT: (979)-418-3806

If you have any questions or concerns please call the contact number listed above

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