CRESCENT, Ore. (KTVZ) – A new wildfire broke out Saturday afternoon a half-mile northwest of Crescent Butte and grew to over 110 acres by the end of the day, but crews have made great progress since, officials said.

The Crescent Butte Fire led to Level 2 (Be Set) and Level 1 (Be Ready) evacuation alerts within hours of its start in northern Klamath County, and a temporary evacuation point was established at La Pine High School.

By Saturday evening, the Level 2 alert area was lowered to Level 1.

The fire's size, at one point estimated at 194 acres, was revised downward Monday to just over 110 acres, and all evacuations were lifted later in the day.

The Walker Range Forest Protective Association based in Gilchrist said Sunday morning the fire held overnight at about 113 acres. Officials said a line was established around the main fire, but there were several spot fires outside the main perimeter.

Watch Duty said late Sunday afternoon that the fire's size was 194 acres, based on a perimeter uploaded to the National Interagency Fire Center.