Reported U.S. incident locations, containment, and automated summaries for Texas.
Tracked incidents are at least 10 acres, have no reported fire-out date, and have source updates within 14 days. Containment does not confirm extinguishment.
Air quality data from AirNow.gov (EPA), regional observations near each fire's location.
Search by fire name or county to jump straight to a specific incident in Texas.
So far, 40 active wildfires have been recorded burning a combined 31,782 acres in Texas, based on official NIFC data.
The largest currently active fire in Texas is the Star Lake Fire in Jefferson County, at 16,412 acres and 100% contained.
Right now, active fires span 33 different counties in Texas: Anderson, Bowie, Camp, Carson, Cherokee, Crockett, Gregg, Hamilton, Harrison, Henderson, Hutchinson, Jasper, Jefferson, Kerr, Lamar, Limestone, Lipscomb, Milam, Morris, Nacogdoches, Panola, Parker, Potter, Randall, Red River, Rusk, Sabine, San Jacinto, Sutton, Trinity, Upshur, Waller, Wood. 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 40 active wildfires reported in Texas, covering a combined 31,782 acres.
The largest currently active wildfire in Texas is the Star Lake Fire at 16,412 acres, 100% contained.
Active wildfires are currently reported across 33 counties in Texas: Anderson, Bowie, Camp, Carson, Cherokee, Crockett, Gregg, Hamilton, Harrison, Henderson, Hutchinson, Jasper, Jefferson, Kerr, Lamar, Limestone, Lipscomb, Milam, Morris, Nacogdoches, Panola, Parker, Potter, Randall, Red River, Rusk, Sabine, San Jacinto, Sutton, Trinity, Upshur, Waller, Wood.
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 summaries are refreshed in batches after recorded incident changes and may lag behind the latest figures.
Incident data comes from NIFC's WFIGS feed. AI summaries are automated interpretations of that data and may contain errors; verify important details with the responsible agency.
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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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