Ohio · estimated from your IP location

Fire activity near your area

0

Listed incidents

Nearest incident

4 minutes ago

Last updated

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Fire markers show reported incidents near this area.

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Every active wildfire in the United States, with filters by state, size, and status.

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Nearby wildfire activity

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Known fire-risk areas

Your location falls outside the areas our data classifies — mainly the places where homes meet wildland vegetation. That's about your area's setting, not whether fires are burning nearby. Weather, drought, and nearby vegetation still affect actual risk.

Official information

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What this means

The map above shows wildfires burning near you. Your area is estimated from your IP address — accurate to about your city, not your street.

“Active” means the fire is still burning. “Contained” means firefighters have a line around it, but it isn’t fully out yet. Even small fires matter — the data shows everything reported, including new and small incidents.

The data refreshes every 15 minutes from the federal wildfire reporting system. Curious about sources, accuracy, or limitations? Visit the methodology page.

How this site works

Everything here starts from the federal wildfire reporting system. Every 15 minutes, we pull the list of active incidents and their mapped perimeters from NIFC/WFIGS and match NASA satellite heat detections to those fires. The live map shows what’s burning near you right now, state pages track every active incident state by state, and each significant fire gets its own page with size, containment, and update history.

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We report what official sources list — never predictions, never evacuation instructions. Sources, accuracy, and limitations: methodology.

Wildfires across the United States right now

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Active wildfires

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States affected

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