Moderate Bushfire Alert for Mount Kaputar National Park
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A moderate bushfire alert has been issued by NSW RFS for Mount Kaputar National Park in the Tamworth area, with the situation reported as under control.
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- Record type
- NSW incident notice
- Affected area
- Tamworth Region, New South Wales
- Issued
- April 23, 2026
- Source feed
- NSW RFS
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Alert Details
The alert is a Bushfire Alert, issued by NSW RFS. It is categorized as a planned event with an alert level of Not Applicable. The alert was updated on April 23, 2026, at 14:32.
Affected Areas
The affected areas include Mount Kaputar National Park, WIRRAWEE RD, LINDESAY 2347, and the Tamworth council area in New South Wales.
What You Should Do
No specific action steps are provided in the alert details.
Expected Conditions
The alert indicates no fire is present, with a size of 0 hectares.
Timeline
The alert was updated on April 23, 2026, at 14:32. No additional start or end times are specified.
Original source: NSW RFS Official Notice ↗
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