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2026 United States wildfires
Activity on the Cottonwood Fire (NE) on March 13
Statistics
Total fires35,247[1]
Total area2,349,604 acres (950,851 ha)[1]
Impacts
Deaths3 Colorado, 1 Nebraska
Map
Map
Perimeters of 2026 United States wildfires ( >1000 acres) (map data)

This page documents wildfires across the United States in 2026 that have burned more than 1,000 acres (400 hectares), produced significant structural damage or casualties, or otherwise been notable. Acreage and containment figures may not be up to date.

Background

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Season background

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While most wildfires in the United States occur from May to November, wildfires can occur at any time of the year. Peak fire season typically occurs in August, when temperatures are at their highest and the driest. Wildfires outside of the fire season are becoming more common due to climate change and changing weather patterns. Rising temperatures are leading to earlier snowmelt and later fall and winter precipitation. Drought and hot, dry weather events are becoming more common. Forest pests, such as bark beetles, and invasive species, such as cheatgrass, kill trees and make forests more vulnerable. Areas with dense vegetation or tree cover provide ample fuel for fires.[2]

Seasonal forecasts

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In January 2026, the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC), issued its National Seasonal Fire Outlook. This forecast projected above-normal wildfire risk for much of Texas, Florida, Georgia, Carolinas, and the southeastearn United States. The elevated risk was linked primarily to persistent atmospheric patterns resembling La Niña, which typically reduce precipitation and increase temperatures in these regions. The outlook considered factors such as expected temperature and precipitation anomalies, soil moisture, and vegetation dryness to predict fire activity for the upcoming season.[3]

Climatic conditions

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Animation of US drought map 2026

In January 2026, the U.S. Drought Monitor reported that 69% of the United States was under drought conditions, with the South being the hardest-hit region.[4] On January 6, for the first time since 2000, California was drought-free.[5] Drought did improve across the South during March, however.[6]

Seasonal summary

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Firefighting efforts in 2026 required record mobilization of personnel and resources. Incident management teams, ground crews, and aerial firefighting assets were extensively deployed to manage numerous large and complex fires. However, prescribed burning and mechanical fuel reduction strategies faced limitations due to narrow windows of safe weather conditions and ongoing drought, constraining mitigation options during the critical peak season.[7][8][1]

2026 United States wildfires by month[9]
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Total
Number of Fires 2,909 4,986 8,851 7,320 6,446 30,512
Acres Burned 34,965 351,026 1,229,692 232,527 562,508 2,410,718

List

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This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by editing the page to add missing items, with references to reliable sources.
Name State County Acres Start date Containment date[a] Notes References
Shell Creek Oklahoma McIntosh 1,263 January 15 January 19 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [11]
Calf Oklahoma Pittsburg 1,575 January 16 January 20 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [12]
Silver Lake Florida Wakulla 4,816 January 17 January 22 2026 Florida wildfires - Human-caused in Apalachicola National Forest. [13][14]
Havasu Arizona Mohave 3,868 January 19 January 28 2026 Arizona wildfires - Started from an escaped prescribed burn. [15][16]
ST-1 Alpha Florida Highlands 3,047 February 3 February 5 2026 Florida wildfires [17]
Curry Island 26 Florida Glades 1,800 February 7 February 7 2026 Florida wildfires [18]
Buggy Florida Broward 4,267 February 7 February 9 2026 Florida wildfires [19]
Leche New Mexico San Miguel 3,366 February 9 February 19 2026 New Mexico wildfires [20]
352 New Mexico Quay 2,674 February 9 February 19 2026 New Mexico wildfires [21]
West Boundary Road Florida Hendry 2,624 February 10 February 17 2026 Florida wildfires [22]
640 Florida Polk 1,216 February 10 February 10 2026 Florida wildfires [23]
Flat Tire Oklahoma Beaver 1,983 February 10 February 13 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [24]
Gray Oklahoma McIntosh 1,087 February 10 February 15 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [25]
First Point Florida Okeechobee, Glades 8,612 February 12 February 13 2026 Florida wildfires [26]
Levy Florida Osceola 1,300 February 15 February 15 2026 Florida wildfires [27]
County Road 89 Colorado Morgan, Weld 1,089 February 17 February 17 2026 Colorado wildfires [28]
County Road 169 Highway 24 Colorado Elbert, Lincoln 5,599 February 17 February 18 2026 Colorado wildfires [29]
Smith New Mexico Harding 3,797 February 17 2026 2026 New Mexico wildfires [30]
43 Road Oklahoma Woodward 1,680 February 17 February 22 2026 Oklahoma wildfires - Caused evacuations for the city of Woodward. [31]
Side Road Oklahoma Texas 3,680 February 17 February 22 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [32]
Ranger Road Oklahoma, Kansas Beaver (OK), Harper (OK), Clark (KS), Comanche (KS), Meade (KS) 283,283 February 17 February 24 2026 Oklahoma wildfires, 2026 Kansas wildfires – Caused evacuation orders for the communities of Englewood and Ashland in Kansas. Four firefighters were injured. [33][34]
Stevens Oklahoma, Kansas Texas (OK), Seward (KS), Stevens (KS) 12,428 February 17 February 23 2026 Oklahoma wildfires, 2026 Kansas wildfires - Caused evacuations for the community of Tyrone. At least 5 structures were destroyed. [35][36]
8 Ball Texas Armstrong, Donley 13,564 February 17 February 21 2026 Texas wildfires - Caused evacuations for the community of Howardwick. [37]
Lavender Texas Oldham, Potter 18,423 February 17 February 22 2026 Texas wildfires – Caused evacuations for the community of Boys Ranch. One home and two shops were destroyed. [38][39]
Tennis Kansas Finney 5,000 February 17 February 20 2026 Kansas wildfires [40]
Andrew Lane Kansas Meade, Seward 7,217 February 17 March 2 2026 Kansas wildfires [41]
Poor Farm Oklahoma Pittsburg, Latimer 9,565 February 19 February 23 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [42]
Tiger Tank Mississippi Perry 1,800 February 19 February 19 2026 Mississippi wildfires [43]
Cluster Louisiana Winn 1,122 February 20 February 23 2026 Louisiana wildfires [44]
Range 6 Mississippi Perry 3,525 February 22 March 11 2026 Mississippi wildfires [45]
National Florida Collier 35,027 February 22 March 17 2026 Florida wildfires - Human-caused in Big Cypress National Preserve. Caused dense smoke across South Florida, leading to the temporary closure of Alligator Alley. [46]
Dahlberg Colorado Douglas 1,081 February 24 February 24 2026 Colorado wildfires [47]
Cypress Creek Wilderness Texas Angelina, Jasper 6,754 February 24 March 9 2026 Texas wildfires [48]
Nebo Mountain Texas Gillespie 1,160 February 24 February 25 2026 Texas wildfires [49]
113 Colorado Logan 5,125 February 25 February 25 2026 Colorado wildfires [50]
Radar Florida Polk 2,000 February 26 February 27 2026 Florida wildfires [51]
Rehder Creek Montana Musselshell 5,060 February 26 March 1 2026 Montana wildfires - Evacuation orders in Roundup and surrounding areas. [52]
Doke Number Two Oklahoma Atoka 2,477 February 27 March 2 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [53]
Savannah Florida Liberty 1,930 March 3 March 27 2026 Florida wildfires [54]
Rawlins Co TP Kansas Rawlins 1,521 March 3 March 3 2026 Kansas wildfires [55]
Dolly Texas Swisher 1,533 March 3 March 3 2026 Texas wildfires [56]
Helen New Mexico Mora 1,132 March 3 March 23 2026 New Mexico wildfires - Closed State Road 120. [57][58][59]
East Tower North Carolina Dare 1,410 March 4 March 11 [60]
Old Bowling Green Florida Polk 3,297 March 5 March 12 2026 Florida wildfires [61]
Porcupine Creek Wyoming Campbell 2,490 March 9 March 10 2026 Wyoming wildfires - Caused evacuations for the town of Wright. [62]
Cabin Creek Texas Gray 7,000 March 9 March 11 2026 Texas wildfires [63]
Yellow Texas Hartley, Moore, Oldham 14,374 March 10 March 13 2026 Texas wildfires [64]
Road 203 Nebraska Blaine, Thomas 35,892 March 12 March 25 2026 Nebraska wildfires – A wildfire burned within the Nebraska National Forest. Three unoccupied firefighting vehicles were burned and destroyed. [65][66]
Anderson Bridge Nebraska Cherry 17,400 March 12 March 23 2026 Nebraska wildfires – At least one home and several outbuildings were damaged. [67][68]
Qury South Dakota Custer 9,168 March 12 May 4 2026 South Dakota wildfires - Caused evacuations for Custer. Approximately 10 properties were affected with structures being either damaged or destroyed. [69][70]
Morrill Nebraska Morrill, Garden, Arthur, Keith, Grant 642,029 March 12 March 24 2026 Nebraska wildfires - The largest documented wildfire in Nebraska's history caused evacuations for Lewellen and areas around Lake McConaughy. The fire ran over 100 miles in a single day and destroyed numerous structures. The fire started from an electrical fire sparked by high winds. One fatality occurred. [71][72][66]
Cottonwood Nebraska Dawson, Lincoln 129,253 March 12 March 27 2026 Nebraska wildfires - Caused evacuations for Farnam and surrounding areas. Second largest recorded wildfire in Nebraska state history. At least 44 structures were destroyed. [73][74]
Yearling Pasture Oklahoma Osage 5,039 March 13 2026 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [75]
Five Oklahoma Osage 1,960 March 14 March 21 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [76]
Range 121 Colorado El Paso 1,100 March 15 March 16 2026 Colorado wildfires [77]
Salt Fork Oklahoma Greer, Jackson 3,327 March 15 March 18 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [78]
Neon Beige Texas Oldham 1,688 March 15 March 16 2026 Texas wildfires [79]
139 Florida Liberty 6,499 March 17 May 6 2026 Florida wildfires [80]
Nineteen Colorado El Paso 1,600 March 18 March 19 2026 Colorado wildfires [81]
24 Colorado El Paso, Fremont, Pueblo 7,405 March 18 April 2 2026 Colorado wildfires [82]
Sunset Louisiana Winn 1,000 March 18 March 19 2026 Louisiana wildfires [83]
Rattlesnake Hollow Oklahoma McIntosh 1,027 March 18 March 23 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [84]
Drummond Oklahoma Osage 5,000 March 18 April 3 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [85]
Armstrong Oaks Texas Brooks, Kenedy 2,245 March 19 March 21 2026 Texas wildfires [86]
Mill Pond Florida Liberty 1,760 March 19 May 6 2026 Florida wildfires [87]
March Montana Powder River 2,268 March 20 March 22 2026 Montana wildfires [88]
Sandpiper Wyoming Converse, Natrona 6,287 March 20 March 21 2026 Wyoming wildfires [89]
Sand Creek Oklahoma Osage 6,897 March 20 March 28 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [90]
Gray Road Kansas Butler 1,279 March 21 March 24 2026 Kansas wildfires [91]
Burgess East Alabama Clay 1,020 March 21 March 23 2026 Alabama wildfires [92]
Kane Wyoming Big Horn 1,915 March 21 March 29 2026 Wyoming wildfires [93]
Sunshine Hollow Oklahoma Pushmataha 1,600 March 22 March 24 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [94]
Woodbury Road South Carolina Marion 1,750 March 22 May 4 [95]
Pumpkin Hollow Oklahoma Adair, Cherokee 1,129 March 23 March 27 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [96]
Oxbow Oklahoma Okfuskee 2,068 March 23 March 26 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [97]
Middle Creek Oklahoma Hughes, McIntosh 1,935 March 23 March 27 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [98]
Luna Branch Oklahoma Adair 1,279 March 23 March 27 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [99]
Sonny Glle Oklahoma Adair 1,222 March 23 March 27 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [100]
Hutchinson Texas Hutchinson 2,937 March 24 March 27 2026 Texas wildfires [101]
Iron Post Oklahoma Cherokee 1,309 March 24 March 28 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [102]
Ware Oklahoma Osage 2,271 March 24 April 14 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [103]
Paramount California Kern, Kings 1,280 March 25 March 25 2026 California wildfires [104]
Salt Kansas Rice, Stafford 1,075 March 26 March 30 2026 Kansas wildfires [105]
Ashby Nebraska Grant, Garden 36,005 March 26 April 2 2026 Nebraska wildfires - Caused evacuations for Ashby. At least two homes were destroyed. [106][107]
Minor Nebraska Grant 14,082 March 26 April 1 2026 Nebraska wildfires - Caused evacuations for Hyannis. [108]
Zipperer Oklahoma Pittsburg, Latimer 1,216 March 26 March 27 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [109]
Box Oklahoma Osage 2,486 March 26 April 3 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [110]
Hall Thompson Lane Alabama Shelby 2,500 March 27 April 13 2026 Alabama wildfires [111]
Big Toe Oklahoma Pittsburg 1,256 March 27 March 31 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [112]
Big Hungry Mississippi Carroll 4,246 March 27 March 31 2026 Mississippi wildfires [113]
Old 66 New Mexico Quay 3,668 March 27 March 31 2026 New Mexico wildfires [114]
Boman Oklahoma Osage 1,810 March 28 April 3 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [115]
Lamar Bennett Trail Georgia Ware 1,075 March 29 March 30 2026 Georgia wildfires [116]
Lefty Texas Hall 1,359 April 2 April 4 2026 Texas wildfires [117]
Sargent Florida, Georgia Baker (FL), Columbia (FL), Clinch (GA) 2,523 April 2 June 3 2026 Florida wildfires, 2026 Georgia wildfires [118]
Springs California Riverside 4,176 April 3 April 8 2026 California wildfires – Caused evacuations for the city of Moreno Valley. [119]
Williams Creek Alabama Chilton, Perry 1,650 April 4 April 15 2026 Alabama wildfires [120]
Meadow View Texas Potter 1,262 April 6 April 8 2026 Texas wildfires [121]
Sunny Oklahoma Osage 1,837 April 8 April 16 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [122]
HC 1 New Mexico San Miguel 1,415 April 8 April 9 2026 New Mexico wildfires [123]
Hughey Oklahoma Osage 1,391 April 9 April 10 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [124]
Lightning Roll Oklahoma Beaver 2,412 April 9 April 12 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [125]
Red Texas Hartley, Oldham 3,000 April 9 2025 2026 Texas wildfires [126]
Purple Monster Texas Oldham 1,911 April 9 April 11 2026 Texas wildfires [127]
Rafey Alabama Mobile 1,810 April 11 April 30 2026 Alabama wildfires [128]
79 South Dakota Custer 5,408 April 11 April 14 2026 South Dakota wildfires [129]
Schwachheim Colorado Las Animas 1,582 April 12 April 24 2026 Colorado wildfires [130]
Alum Kentucky McCreary 1,100 April 12 April 30 [131]
Highway 36 Colorado Yuma 1,000 April 13 April 13 2026 Colorado wildfires [132]
Newman Drive Florida Collier 1,733 April 13 April 22 2026 Florida wildfires – Caused evacuations for portions of Naples. [133]
Smoke Show Mississippi Perry 4,896 April 13 2026 2026 Mississippi wildfires [134]
Arkansas River Kansas Edwards 1,000 April 16 April 16 2026 Kansas wildfires [135]
Pineland Road Georgia Clinch, Echols 32,031 April 18 June 10 2026 Georgia wildfires – Caused evacuations for the community of Fruitland. At least 35 homes have been destroyed. [136][137]
Neon White Texas Dickens 1,240 April 18 April 19 2026 Texas wildfires [138]
Tumey California Fresno 1,647 April 19 April 21 2026 California wildfires [139]
Railroad/Crews Road Florida Clay, Putnam 4,796 April 19 May 29 2026 Florida wildfires [140]
Highway 82 Georgia Brantley 22,420 April 20 June 10 2026 Georgia wildfires – At least 87 structures have been destroyed. [141][137]
East Side Montana Carbon 1,219 April 20 May 19 2026 Montana wildfires [142]
MM-45 Florida Broward 9,600 April 21 April 24 2026 Florida wildfires [143]
Cow Creek Florida Levy 2,364 April 21 May 29 2026 Florida wildfires – An outbuilding was destroyed. [144][145]
Lone Pine Minnesota Becker 1,500 April 22 April 27 [146]
Pressey Nebraska Custer 9,141 April 22 May 4 2026 Nebraska wildfires [147]
Thomas Ranch South Dakota Sully 1,800 April 22 April 23 2026 South Dakota wildfires [148]
Taber Rec South Dakota Bon Homme 1,573 April 22 April 26 2026 South Dakota wildfires [149]
Hammer Colorado El Paso 4,958 April 22 April 24 2026 Colorado wildfires [150]
Bauman South Dakota Jackson 3,178 April 22 May 4 2026 South Dakota wildfires [151]
Daly Nebraska McPherson 5,173 April 22 April 24 2026 Nebraska wildfires [152]
Vasa Nebraska Arthur 2,100 April 22 April 2026 Nebraska wildfires [153]
Peterson Nebraska Holt 1,000 April 22 2026 2026 Nebraska wildfires [154]
Hummingbird New Mexico Catron 5,716 April 22 June 4 2026 New Mexico wildfires [155]
Fb 17 South Dakota Todd 1,188 April 23 May 3 2026 South Dakota wildfires [156]
Poitrey Canyon Colorado Las Animas 2,113 April 24 May 3 2026 Colorado wildfires [157]
HWY 41 Florida Miami-Dade 9,149 April 27 May 3 2026 Florida wildfires [158]
Sparks New Mexico Quay 6,000 April 28 – 2026 New Mexico wildfires [159]
Crow Creek New Mexico Colfax 1,200 April 29 April 30 2026 New Mexico wildfires [160]
Pine Mountain Oregon Deschutes 2,589 May 1 May 11 Started from an escaped prescribed burn. [161]
Hazen Arizona Maricopa 1,191 May 2 May 15 2026 Arizona wildfires [162]
Guide South Dakota Oglala Lakota 1,104 May 2 May 7 2026 South Dakota wildfires [163]
Tower California Kern 2,469 May 3 May 5 2026 California wildfires [164]
South Canal Florida Lafayette 2,265 May 4
97%
 2026 Florida wildfires [165]
311 Konza Kansas Geary 1,446 May 4 May 4 2026 Kansas wildfires [166]
Canyon California Kern 2,278 May 7 May 12 2026 California wildfires [167]
Max Road Miramar Florida Broward, Miami-Dade 11,446 May 10 May 13 2026 Florida wildfires [168]
Highway 24 Washington Grant 3,067 May 10 May 14 [169]
Neuralia California Kern 1,196 May 13 May 16 2026 California wildfires [170]
Pasadena Valley Idaho Elmore 1,729 May 13 May 14 2026 Idaho wildfires [171]
Jericho Creek Montana Powell, Lewis and Clark 2,068 May 13 June 3 2026 Montana wildfires [172]
Wild Horse Utah Millard, Juab 7,025 May 13 May 19 [173]
Rochelle 2 Wyoming Campbell, Converse 1,318 May 13 May 20 2026 Wyoming wildfires [174]
Ash Pole Nebraska Dawes 1,028 May 14 May 20 2026 Nebraska wildfires [175]
51 Kansas Morton 12,840 May 14 May 24 2026 Kansas wildfires [176]
Seven Cabins New Mexico Lincoln 31,860 May 14 June 11 2026 New Mexico wildfires [177]
Mimms New Mexico Quay 7,093 May 14 May 29 2026 New Mexico wildfires [178]
Range New Mexico Roosevelt 2,817 May 14 May 17 2026 New Mexico wildfires [179]
Range California Monterey 8,000 May 14 May 15 2026 California wildfires – Burned on Camp Roberts. [180]
Hunggate Texas Randall, Deaf Smith 34,132 May 14 May 19 2026 Texas wildfires – Caused evacuations for portions of Canyon. Three homes and several outbuildings were destroyed. A trestle bridge belonging to BNSF Railway also was destroyed, temporarily putting the Plainview Subdivision line out of service. [181][182][183]
Meade Lake Complex Kansas Meade 92,733 May 14 May 20 2026 Kansas wildfires – Consisted of the Meade Co Complex 1 & 2 fires, Proffitt Lake Fire, Lexington Fire and 2 other fires. [184][185][186][187]
Shifty Texas Potter 5,277 May 14 May 15 2026 Texas wildfires [188]
Line New Mexico, Texas Quay (NM), Hartley (TX), Oldham (TX) 30,144 May 14 May 29 2026 New Mexico wildfires, 2026 Texas wildfires – Caused evacuations for the community of Nara Visa. [189]
McBride Texas Carson 2,192 May 14 May 14 2026 Texas wildfires [190]
Crooked Cook Texas Motley 1,388 May 14 May 15 2026 Texas wildfires [191]
Roman Texas Hartley 6,294 May 14 May 16 2026 Texas wildfires [192]
Rowlee California Kern, Tulare 2,520 May 14 May 15 2026 California wildfires [193]
State Line Oklahoma, Colorado Cimarron (OK), Baca (CO) 1,897 May 14 May 15 2026 Oklahoma wildfires, 2026 Colorado wildfires [194]
Tex-Ok Oklahoma Cimarron 23,884 May 14 May 19 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [195]
Santa Rosa Island California Santa Barbara 18,379 May 15 June 4 2026 California wildfires [196]
Wolf Canyon Kansas, Oklahoma Meade (KS), Seward (KS), Beaver (OK) 6,822 May 15 May 18 2026 Kansas wildfires, 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [197]
Cherokee Texas Briscoe 3,222 May 15 May 15 2026 Texas wildfires [198]
Western Texas Randall 1,137 May 15 May 16 2026 Texas wildfires [199]
Ox Bow Texas Hall 1,014 May 15 May 16 2026 Texas wildfires [200]
Chainey Mountain Texas Hall 1,202 May 15 May 16 2026 Texas wildfires [201]
Rita Blanca Unit 32 Texas Dallam 8,907 May 15 May 16 2026 Texas wildfires [202]
Comanche Texas Cottle, Hall, Motley 1,991 May 15 May 17 2026 Texas wildfires [203]
Ballard Oklahoma, Colorado Cimarron (OK), Baca (CO) 18,323 May 15 May 19 2026 Oklahoma wildfires, 2026 Colorado wildfires [204]
Flanders Minnesota Crow Wing 1,685 May 16 May 20 Caused evacuations for the community of Mission. [205]
Sharpe Oklahoma, Colorado Cimarron (OK), Baca (CO) 29,559 May 16 May 21 2026 Oklahoma wildfires, 2026 Colorado wildfires – Caused evacuations for the town of Campo. [206]
Herman Ranch Complex Kansas Clark 35,455 May 17
90%
 2026 Kansas wildfires – Caused evacuations for the city of Ashland. Consists of the Herman Ranch & Bouziden Ranch fires. [207][208][209]
Black Mesa Trail New Mexico, Oklahoma Union (NM), Cimarron (OK) 1,515 May 17 May 23 2026 New Mexico wildfires, 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [210]
Stinky Texas Potter 2,335 May 17 May 21 2026 Texas wildfires [211]
River California Kern 3,535 May 18 May 22 2026 California wildfires [212]
Sandy California Ventura 2,183 May 18 May 27 2026 California wildfires – Caused evacuations for the city of Simi Valley. [213]
Sailor Cap Idaho Owyhee 8,292 May 18 May 19 2026 Idaho wildfires [214]
Kress Texas Swisher 1,551 May 18 May 19 2026 Texas wildfires [215]
Bain California Riverside 1,497 May 19 May 29 2026 California wildfires – Damaged five structures, destroyed one, and caused five injuries in Jurupa Valley and Norco [216][217]
Trigg New Mexico San Miguel 2,000 May 21 2026 2026 New Mexico wildfires [218]
Shell Florida Lake 2,822 May 22
95%
 2026 Florida wildfires [219]
Mile Marker 44 Florida Broward 1,200 May 23 May 26 2026 Florida wildfires [220]
Wawa 2 Florida Highlands, Polk 7,121 May 23 June 9 2026 Florida wildfires [221]
340 Florida Wakulla 3,255 May 23 June 16 2026 Florida wildfires [222]
Quartz Nevada Pershing 2,448 May 23 May 27 [223]
Moore Idaho Ada 1,399 May 23 May 23 2026 Idaho wildfires [224]
Kinyon Springs Idaho Owyhee 1,573 May 25 May 26 2026 Idaho wildfires [225]
Zen Oregon Wasco 1,634 May 25 May 29 [226]
Dewoff Idaho Blaine 2,078 May 25 May 26 2026 Idaho wildfires [227]
Black Ridge Idaho Lincoln 1,500 May 25 May 26 2026 Idaho wildfires [228]
Summit Creek Idaho Cassia 1,877 May 25 June 15 2026 Idaho wildfires – Caused by lightning. [229]
Bradshaw Montana Powder River 2,689 May 26 May 31 2026 Montana wildfires [230]
Anticline Montana Wibaux 1,217 May 28 May 31 2026 Montana wildfires [231]
Border 6 California, Baja California San Diego (CA), Tijuana (BCN) 1,516 June 2 June 6 2026 California wildfires [232]
Kopshesut Alaska Northwest Arctic 1,448 June 4
80%
 [233]
Hwy 24 Washington Yakima 5,918 June 4 June 5 2026 Washington wildfires [234]
Waltz California Mariposa, Merced 1,644 June 5 June 8 2026 California wildfires [235]
Macy California Los Angeles, Kern 2,000 June 5 June 7 2026 California wildfires [236]
Blue Ridge Idaho Owyhee 14,317 June 5 June 6 2026 Idaho wildfires [237]
Michaud Creek Idaho Bannock, Power 1,560 June 5 June 7 2026 Idaho wildfires [238]
Frontage Oregon Baker 1,938 June 6 June 7 [239]
Butte/Chestnut Washington Chelan 1,089 June 6 June 8 [240]
Raven Creek Wyoming Campbell, Weston 4,246 June 6 June 12 2026 Wyoming wildfires [241]
Tower Utah Millard 1,369 June 7 June 15 [242]
South Mountain Utah Tooele 1,865 June 8 June 13 [243]
South Fork Nebraska Dawes, Sioux 39,696 June 9 June 24 2026 Nebraska wildfires – Caused evacuations for the city of Crawford. [244]
Bear New Mexico Catron 7,769 June 9 June 22 2026 New Mexico wildfires [245]
Canyon Alaska Yukon-Koyukuk 1,001 June 11
0%
 [246]
Kilolitna Alaska Yukon-Koyukuk 4,526 June 12
0%
 [247]
Wyly California Kern 1,075 June 13 June 16 2026 California wildfires [248]
Highway 730 Washington, Oregon Walla Walla, Umatilla 8,262 June 13 June 17 2026 Washington wildfires [249]
Juniper Dunes Washington Franklin 13,003 June 13 June 18 2026 Washington wildfires [250]
Rookery Florida Volusia 4,700 June 14
70%
 2026 Florida wildfires [251]
Tule Washington Yakima 24,090 June 14
95%
 2026 Washington wildfires [252]
Shore California Riverside 3,085 June 15 June 25 2026 California wildfires [253]
Rock Canyon Arizona Coconino 4,823 June 15
98%
 2026 Arizona wildfires [254]
Mateo California San Diego 1,377 June 15 June 19 2026 California wildfires – Burned in Camp Pendleton. [255]
Chalk Idaho Elmore 1,206 June 15 June 16 2026 Idaho wildfires [256]
Quarry 2 Florida Miami-Dade 19,018 June 15
97%
 2026 Florida wildfires [257]
Sycamore Arizona Gila 11,879 June 15
37%
 2026 Arizona wildfires [258]
Highway 17 Washington grant 1,300 June 16 June 17 2026 Washington wildfires [259]
Old Emigrant Oregon Umatilla 1,425 June 16 June 21 2026 Oregon wildfires [260]
Sawmill Utah Iron 3,790 June 16
81%
 2026 Utah wildfires [261]
Tucannon Washington Columbia, Garfield 8,069 June 16 June 20 2026 Washington wildfires [262]
Kartar Washington Okanogan 11,746 June 16
95%
 2026 Washington wildfires [263]
Well Florida Miami-Dade 2,814 June 16
90%
 2026 Florida wildfires [264]
Roza Washington Kittitas, Yakima 3,536 June 16 June 25 2026 Washington wildfires [265]
Grapevine Nevada Lincoln 26,459 June 17
0%
 2026 Nevada wildfires [266]
Median Idaho Gooding 4,060 June 17 June 18 2026 Idaho wildfires [267]
School Lands Oklahoma Woods, Woodward 2,411 June 17 June 21 2026 Oklahoma wildfires [268]
Kane Springs Nevada Lincoln 17,042 June 17
75%
 2026 Nevada wildfires [269]
Coptic Florida Miami-Dade 5,685 June 17 June 21 2026 Florida wildfires [270]
Lost California Kern 7,834 June 18 June 21 2026 California wildfires [271]
Bear Alaska Denali 3,409 June 19
0%
 [272]
Iron Utah Utah, Juab, Tooele 41,839 June 19
57%
 2026 Utah wildfires – Causing evacuations for Eureka. [273]
Pocket Arizona Coconino, Yavapai 6,015 June 19
0%
 2026 Arizona wildfires – Burning 7 miles north of Sedona in Oak Creek Canyon on the Coconino National Forest. Caused evacuations for Oak Creek Canyon between Sedona and Forest Highlands. [274]
Shaw Alaska Southeast Fairbanks 1,428 June 20
0%
 [275]
Kathul Alaska Southeast Fairbanks 2,809 June 20
0%
 [276]
Shyster Nevada Humboldt 2,186 June 20 June 22 2026 Nevada wildfires [277]
Mary Idaho Owyhee 1,200 June 20 June 21 2026 Idaho wildfires [278]
Hastings Utah Tooele 26,422 June 20 June 26 2026 Utah wildfires [279]
Dry Creek Oregon Malheur 3,205 June 20 June 21 2026 Oregon wildfires [280]
Basin Oregon Malheur 1,404 June 20 June 21 2026 Oregon wildfires [281]
Unknown Oregon Umatilla 1,300 June 21
0%
 2026 Oregon wildfires [282]
Garred Road Washington Grant, Douglas 3,370 June 21 June 25 2026 Washington wildfires [283]
Lytle Oregon Malheur 6,064 June 21 June 26 2026 Oregon wildfires [284]
Platt Trap Florida Glades 2,513 June 21 June 26 2026 Florida wildfires [285]
Cottonwood Utah Beaver, Piute 93,606 June 22
0%
 2026 Utah wildfires – Causing evacuations. Impacted Eagle Point. Ran tens of thousands of acres in one day. [286]
Area 2 Florida Palm Beach 12,000 June 23
90%
 2026 Florida wildfires [287]
Kilusiktok Alaska Nome 1,988 June 25
0%
 [288]
Doorstep Alaska Yukon-Koyukuk 1,174 June 25
0%
 [289]
Cecil Alaska Yukon-Koyukuk 1,000 June 26
0%
 [290]
Allen Alaska Yukon-Koyukuk 1,539 June 26
0%
 [291]
Parsnip Peak Nevada Lincoln 3,000 June 26
0%
 2026 Nevada wildfires [292]
Cherry Utah Juab, Tooele 34,224 June 26
21%
 2026 Utah wildfires [293]
Peterson Washington Klickitat 4,200 June 26
0%
 2026 Washington wildfires [294]
Wild Goose Utah Millard, Sanpete 10,910 June 26
10%
 2026 Utah wildfires [295]
Dry Canyon Nevada Lincoln 1,705 June 26
10%
 2026 Nevada wildfires [296]
Beehive New Mexico Rio arriba 2,236 June 26
0%
 2026 New Mexico wildfires [297]
Babylon Utah San Juan 16,171 June 26
0%
 2026 Utah wildfires [298]
Steamboat Arizona Pinal, Gila 1,682 June 26
0%
 2026 Arizona wildfires [299]
Snyder Utah, Colorado Mesa (CO), Grand (UT) 28,264 June 27
0%
 2026 Utah wildfires, 2026 Colorado wildfires [300]
Ferris Colorado Montezuma, Dolores 11,771 June 27
0%
 2026 Colorado wildfires [301]
Doe Canyon Colorado Dolores 1,048 June 27
0%
 2026 Colorado wildfires [302]
Willow Colorado Lake 1,066 June 28
0%
 2026 Colorado wildfires [303]
Gold Mountain Colorado Ouray 4,217 June 28
0%
 2026 Colorado wildfires [304]

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Notes

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  1. ^ Containment means that fire crews have established and secured control lines around the fire's perimeter. These lines are artificial barriers, like trenches or cleared vegetation, designed to stop the fire's spread, or natural barriers like rivers. Containment reflects progress in managing the fire but does not necessarily mean the fire is starved of fuel, under control, or put out.[10]

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