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Arizona Wildfires: Live Fire Map
Arizona
Bold outline: Arizona boundary. Fires outside the border are in neighboring states.
Evacuation status in Arizona
Orders and warnings in the 14 counties without a feed will not appear on FireNearby. If you live in one, follow that county's official emergency channels.
- Apache
- Cochise
- Gila
- Graham
- Greenlee
- La Paz
- Maricopa
- Mohave
- Navajo
- Pima
- Pinal
- Santa Cruz
- Yavapai
- Yuma
- Coconino
1 official source, checked every 5 minutes
- Coconino County Sheriff's Office
Active zones 2
If you are in a zone under an order, leave now and follow official instructions.
- OrderSedonaCoconino County
- AdvisoryLake Mary ClosureCoconino County
Every zone is also shaded on the map above. Zone codes are the official identifiers county emergency managers use in alerts. To check a specific address, use the fire-near-me search on the homepage.
Arizona wildfire alerts on your iPhone
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- Evacuation order alerts
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Enter any US or Canadian address or town for an instant risk report: nearby fires, wind, smoke, air quality, and evacuation alerts.
This season vs the last decade
17% of normal for Nov 10So far in 2026, 65K acres have burned in Arizona, 17% of the 381K acres an average year from 2016 to 2025 had burned by Nov 10. A full average year burned 383K acres.
Source: NIFC interagency incident reports, all agencies. Fires that cross a state line are split by their mapped perimeter.
Active fires in Arizona
| Fire | County | Size | Contained | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palominas Fire | Cochise | 40 acres | - | 7 days ago |
Wildfire history in Arizona
All reported wildfires since 2014, NIFC interagency records.
From 1,283 fires with federal ICS-209 reports. Source: ICS-209-PLUS (St. Denis et al.).
June and July account for 67% of the acreage burned in Arizona in an average year, based on NIFC interagency records.
Over the last five years, Arizona averaged 215K acres burned and 1,754 fires per year. That is 46% down in acreage and 8% down in fire count versus the 2014–2021 baseline. Recent seasons have been quieter than the long-term norm.
Wildfire history near you
How close have major wildfires come to your home in Arizona? Search any US or Canadian address to see the largest fires on record nearby, with size, year, and impact, on a radius map.
Largest fires on record in Arizona
- Wallow201172 structures destroyed538,049 acres
- Rodeo/Chediski Complex200231 structures destroyed468,638 acres
- Cave Creek Complex200511 structures destroyed248,310 acres
- Horseshoe 2201123 structures destroyed222,954 acres
- Bush2020193,455 acres
Emergency resources for Arizona
Official channels for evacuation orders, shelters, and emergency alerts. In an immediate emergency, call 911.