Official U.S. fire data
"Tracked" means the U.S. government is officially watching this fire today. It does not mean it's burning out of control. Here's where all 557 stand right now:
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Updated Saturday, July 18th at 3:28 p.m. CDT
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Showing 11 fires in New Mexico. Clear
“Contained” is how much of a fire's edge crews have boxed in. 100% means they have a line all the way around it.
Sacaton Fire
Catron County, New Mexico
9,861 acres
80% contained
Beehive Fire
Rio Arriba County, New Mexico
4,728 acres
97% contained
McCauley Springs Fire
Sandoval County, New Mexico
712 acres
100% contained
Perro Canyon Fire
San Miguel County, New Mexico
200 acres
Containment not reported
Limestone Fire
San Miguel County, New Mexico
120 acres
Containment not reported
Zero Fire
San Miguel County, New Mexico
12 acres
Containment not reported
Norte Fire
Socorro County, New Mexico
4 acres
Containment not reported
Monument Fire
Grant County, New Mexico
under 1 acre
Containment not reported
Black Mountain Fire
San Miguel County, New Mexico
under 1 acre
Containment not reported
Lilley Fire
Catron County, New Mexico
under 1 acre
Containment not reported
Hachita Canyon Fire
Rio Arriba County, New Mexico
under 1 acre
Containment not reported
Official data from the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC), the U.S. government's wildfire tracker. We refresh it daily. Brand-new small fires can take a day or two to show up here.
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