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Summary: Pursuant to 43 CFR 8364, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) hereby provides notice that effective
immediately, the public lands described below are closed to all forms of public access. This action is in response to a fire currently active in the area. The BLM is closing public lands to reduce conflicts with emergency crews and allow for fire suppression and to ensure public safety, land health, and resource integrity.

AFFECTED AREA: The following BLM-managed lands in Crook and Grant Counties are affected by this closure area: All BLM-administered lands from the intersection of lzee Ranch to County Line Road and South Fork John Day Road, thence northerly along South Fork John Day Road to the intersection with State Highway 26 in Dayville, thence westerly along Highway 26 to the intersection with Upper Bridge Creek Road, thence southerly turning into Forest Road 22, continuing on Forest Road 22 to Forest Road 4210, thence southerly on Forest Road 4210 to Forest Road 42. Then south easterly on Forest Road 42 to Forest Road 4215, thence southerly on Forest Road 4215 to Forest Road 4225-070, thence southerly on Forest Road 4225-070 to Williams Prairie Road. Southerly on Williams Prairie Road to Telephone Springs Road, continuing on Telephone Springs Road southerly to Teaters Road, then southwesterly on Teaters Road to State Highway 380. Thence easterly on State Highway 380 to Paulina, where it becomes Paulina-Suplee Highway. Continuing on Paulina-Suplee Highway to Suplee, where it becomes lzee Ranch to County Line Road. Continuing on lzee Ranch to County Line Road to intersection with South Fork John Day Road, and the point of beginning.