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South Line Fire

"The fire is notable for its rapid containment."

5,500
Acres
100%
Contained
3
Personnel

Situation Summary

The South Line wildfire in Cameron County, Louisiana, is a 5,500-acre fire with minimal creeping behavior, as of the latest update.

Official source description: 1 Miles SW from Sabine, LA

Current Fire Behavior

Minimal; Creeping

Intelligence Timeline

Sun, Aug 9 - 5:00 PM Source: NIFC
5,500 acres
100% cont.
Sun, Aug 9 - 3:40 PM Source: NIFC
5,500 acres
79% cont.
Sun, Aug 9 - 2:20 AM Source: NIFC
5,500 acres
0% cont.

Location

Public Safety & Travel

Preparedness Advice

No specific preparedness advice is available based on the current fire behavior and evacuation status.

IRWIN ID: {E6B424F3-6D0F-4DBE-9A36-A0DD38323708}

Discovered: Aug 8, 2026

Cause: Natural

Managing Agency: USFWS

Est. Cost to Date: $5,000

Coordinates: 29.838, -93.598

Frequently Asked Questions

How many acres has the South Line Fire burned?

The South Line Fire has burned 5,500 acres as of August 9, 2026.

Is the South Line Fire contained?

Yes, the South Line Fire is fully contained (100%).

What caused the South Line Fire?

The official cause has been listed as: Natural.

Where is the South Line Fire located?

The South Line Fire is burning in Cameron, LA.

Is the South Line Fire still active?

Yes, as of the latest official update, the South Line Fire remains active.

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