Official situation reports, containment progress, and county-level threat analysis for Alaska.
Air quality data from AirNow.gov (EPA), measured near each fire's location.
Search by fire name or county to jump straight to a specific incident in Alaska.
So far, 7 active wildfires have been recorded burning a combined 55,302 acres in Alaska, based on official NIFC data.
The largest currently active fire in Alaska is the Tatlanika Fire in Denali County, at 38,636 acres and 15% contained.
Right now, active fires span 4 different counties in Alaska: Denali, Northwest Arctic, Southeast Fairbanks, Yukon-Koyukuk. Use the county filter above or the search box to jump straight to your area.
Containment refers to the percentage of a fire's perimeter that firefighters have secured with control lines, not how much of the fire is extinguished. Read more about containment strategy in our glossary.
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There are currently 7 active wildfires reported in Alaska, covering a combined 55,302 acres.
The largest currently active wildfire in Alaska is the Tatlanika Fire at 38,636 acres, 15% contained.
Active wildfires are currently reported across 4 counties in Alaska: Denali, Northwest Arctic, Southeast Fairbanks, Yukon-Koyukuk.
Use the search box above or the county buttons under "Active Wildfires by County" to filter this page down to a single county. Every incident card also shows which county it's burning in.
Active fire data is pulled from NIFC every 20 minutes. AI-generated situation summaries refresh whenever new official data is reported for a given fire.
All incident data comes from the National Interagency Fire Center's official WFIGS feed. AI summaries are generated strictly from that official data and never invent facts.
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Real-time map, acreage, and containment for every major U.S. wildfire, updated from official NIFC data.
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