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New Pass Fire

"The fire is notable due to its rapid growth and moderate behavior."

37,899
Acres
75%
Contained
226
Personnel

Situation Summary

The New Pass wildfire in Churchill County, Nevada, is a large and active fire with moderate behavior, including single tree torching, creeping, and smoldering. The fire has been contained at 75%.

Official source description: 30 Miles NW from Austin, NV

Current Fire Behavior

Moderate; Single Tree Torching; Creeping; Smoldering

Intelligence Timeline

Sat, Aug 8 - 11:40 PM Source: NIFC
37,899 acres
75% cont.
Sat, Aug 8 - 12:00 AM Source: NIFC
37,899 acres
75% cont.
Fri, Aug 7 - 7:13 AM Source: NIFC
37,899 acres
60% cont.
Thu, Aug 6 - 8:32 PM Source: NIFC
35,634 acres
60% cont.

Location

Public Safety & Travel

Preparedness Advice

Residents in the surrounding area should remain vigilant and follow evacuation orders if issued.

IRWIN ID: {2F99B774-3E9B-4C4B-BED5-B40AD9F94602}

Discovered: Jul 26, 2026

Cause: Natural

Managing Agency: BLM

Est. Cost to Date: $9,393,166

Coordinates: 39.6988, -117.487

Frequently Asked Questions

How many acres has the New Pass Fire burned?

The New Pass Fire has burned 37,899 acres as of August 8, 2026.

Is the New Pass Fire contained?

As of the latest update, the New Pass Fire is 75% contained.

What caused the New Pass Fire?

The official cause has been listed as: Natural.

Where is the New Pass Fire located?

The New Pass Fire is burning in Churchill, NV.

Is the New Pass Fire still active?

Yes, as of the latest official update, the New Pass Fire remains active.

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