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Oregon Wildfire Map & Tracker

23 active fires · Updated 5m ago
This map tracks active wildfires across Oregon using official incident data, updated automatically as conditions change. Use it to check containment, size, and location for any fire currently being tracked in the state.
23 active fires
8,292 acres burned
Largest: North Cayuse Fire

Active Wildfires in Oregon

North Cayuse FireUmatilla, OR · 4,887 acres
ACTIVE
Salmon FireGrant, OR · 1,000 acres
ACTIVE
Hoop FireHarney, OR · 961 acres
ACTIVE
Anthony FireBaker, OR · 525 acres
ACTIVE
0366 Cedar FireGilliam, OR · 440 acres
CONTAINED
Skull Creek North FireHarney, OR · 134 acres
ACTIVE
0396 Pine Canyon FireWheeler, OR · 89 acres
ACTIVE
Olive Butte FireGrant, OR · 74 acres
ACTIVE
Skull Creek South FireHarney, OR · 66 acres
ACTIVE
Skull Creek East FireHarney, OR · 55 acres
ACTIVE
0384 Coyner FireDeschutes, OR · 21 acres
ACTIVE
Cow Meadow FireGrant, OR · 10 acres
ACTIVE
Brush Creek FireGrant, OR · 8 acres
ACTIVE
Murph FireGrant, OR · 8 acres
ACTIVE
Fern Ridge FireMarion, OR · 5 acres
ACTIVE
Little Paradise FireDouglas, OR · 4 acres
ACTIVE
Jordan FireMalheur, OR · 1 acre
ACTIVE
Goad FireUmatilla, OR · 1 acre
ACTIVE
Plume FireLake, OR · 1 acre
ACTIVE
Middle Bridge FireBaker, OR · 1 acre
ACTIVE
Clear Creek FireGrant, OR · 1 acre
ACTIVE
Placer Rd 3865 FireJosephine, OR
ACTIVE
Peck Spring FireLake, OR
ACTIVE

About Oregon Wildfire Season

Oregon's core fire season runs from July through September and is heavily lightning driven, though the broader window stretches from mid May into late September or October. Like Washington, the state splits sharply along the Cascades, with dry rangeland and ponderosa pine to the east and temperate rainforest to the west that rarely burns until a dangerous east wind event pushes fire through it. That east wind scenario is Oregon's real worst case. The 2020 Labor Day fires were driven by exactly this kind of unprecedented wind, pushing flame out of normally fire resistant western valleys and burning over a million acres in a matter of days, largely destroying towns that had never expected to face fire on that scale.

Oregon Fire Map Today

  • Wildfire incident markers. Every active fire in Oregon is shown with a colored marker. Red means active, yellow means mostly contained, and gray means fully contained or no longer being tracked.
  • Incident details and updates. Tap any fire below to see its size, containment percentage, recent updates, and nearby air quality on its own page.
  • Automatic updates. This page pulls directly from official incident data and refreshes automatically as conditions change. It is not a live, real time map, and fast moving fires can outpace how often this page updates.
  • Full app map. Open the full interactive map to search, explore fires nationwide, and save locations to track over time.

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