2024 United States wildfires

This is a list of wildfires across the United States during 2024, that have burned more than 1,000 acres (400 hectares), produced significant structural damage or casualties, or otherwise been notable. Acreage and containment figures may not be up to date.

2024 United States wildfires
Smoke Clouds from the Park Fire.
Statistics
Total fires	64,897[1]
Total area	8,924,884[2]
Impacts
Deaths	11
Structures destroyed	4,552

Background

Season background

While most wildfires in the United States occur from May to November—peaking in August—the length and severity of recent wildfire seasons have increased due to climate shifts. Warmer temperatures are causing snow to melt earlier in spring and delaying fall precipitation, drying out vegetation and soils. Drought and unseasonably hot weather are now more common. Pests such as bark beetles and invasive species like cheatgrass increase forest vulnerability. Dense vegetation and tree cover act as abundant fuel sources.^[3]

Climate projections indicate that wildfire seasons in regions like California and the Southwest will worsen as conditions grow warmer and drier over time.^[3]

Seasonal forecasts

In early 2024, seasonal outlooks by agencies such as the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) predicted a mixed risk profile across the U.S. A wet winter suggested a slower start to fire season, particularly in the Great Basin and Southwest. However, forecasts acknowledged potential early ignitions in mountainous regions if precipitation remained low in late spring.^[4][5]

Climatic conditions

A historically warm winter—among the hottest ever recorded—led to early snowmelt and low mountain moisture, particularly in the western U.S. By mid-2024, drought had spread, affecting 17% of the U.S. by late July. This dryness contributed to elevated fire risk in multiple regions.^[6][7]

By November 2024, drought conditions had worsened dramatically. A record 87% of the contiguous U.S. experienced some level of drought—an unprecedented level since the Drought Monitor’s inception—impacting areas from the Plains to the East Coast.^[8][9] Fuel conditions deteriorated steadily. In California, vegetation dried out as summer progressed under hot, dry conditions. Fire Danger Ratings frequently reached “High” to “Extreme” in several regions. The operational deployment of the GOES-T satellite bolstered fire detection and monitoring.^[10][11]

Firefighting response and mitigation

By mid-August 2024, approximately 5.3 million acres had burned in the western U.S., triggering fire advisories and large-scale resource deployment.^[12][13] While aerial and ground resources were heavily utilized, proactive mitigation through prescribed burns and fuel management was limited due to tight weather windows and widespread drought.

Seasonal summary

The 2024 wildfire season developed gradually, with activity increasing through late spring and intensifying during the summer months. Several significant fire events occurred across the Western United States, particularly in Northern California, eastern Washington, and the central Rocky Mountains, where persistent drought and high temperatures created conducive conditions for rapid fire growth.^[14]

While overall fire activity in 2024 was lower than some recent peak years, firefighting agencies still faced considerable challenges. Smoke impacts were widespread during August and September, especially from large fires in Montana and Idaho. The use of aerial firefighting resources remained critical, though some operations were hindered by limited visibility and airspace conflicts. Fuel mitigation efforts, including thinning and prescribed fire, showed mixed effectiveness due to limited treatment coverage and complex terrain.^[15][16]

2024 United States wildfires by month^[17]

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Total
Number of Fires	994	3,809	457	7,433	5,046	3,472	6,943	5,477	5,042	8,111	4,974	9,927	61,685
Acres Burned	4,969	1,403,830	250,846	173,367	176,043	421,828	2,018,399	1,887,352	1,579,679	75,882	143,681	715,266	8,851,142

List

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Name	State	County	Acres	Start date	Containment date[a]	Notes	Ref.
RADAR	Florida	Polk	1,300	February 20	March 1	2024 Florida wildfires – A human-caused wildfire.[19]
Jeff Davis Palestine Rd	Mississippi	Jefferson Davis	1,409	February 24	February 28	Caused $281,800 in damage.[20]
Leaf	Mississippi	Greene	1,730	February 24	April 23	[21]
North CIG	Texas	Moore	4,012	February 24	February 25	2024 Texas wildfires – Reportedly human-caused.[21]
353 I-80/Otto Road	Wyoming	Laramie	2,193	February 24	March 25	2024 Wyoming wildfires[22]
Range 153	Colorado	El Paso	1,816	February 25	March 5	2024 Colorado wildfires – Reportedly human-caused.[23]
Highway 16	Wyoming	Crook	1,246	February 26	February 27	2024 Wyoming wildfires[24]
Walker	Oklahoma	LeFlore	1,974	February 25	March 18	[21]
Nature	Oklahoma	Cherokee	3,542	February 25	unknown	Reportedly human-caused. Caused an estimated $9,000 in damage.[21]
Wildcat Creek	Wyoming	Crook	1,200	February 25	unknown	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $10,000.[21]
Betty's Way	Nebraska	Lincoln, Custer	67,642	February 26	March 11	Caused $602,498 in damage.[25][21]
Smokehouse Creek	Texas, Oklahoma	Hutchinson (TX), Carson (TX), Gray (TX), Roberts (TX), Wheeler (TX), Hemphill (TX), Lipscomb (TX), Ellis (OK), Roger Mills (OK)	1,058,482	February 26	March 16	2024 Texas wildfires – Largest wildfire in Texas history. Reportedly human-caused.[26][27][28][21]
Windy Deuce	Texas	Potter, Moore, Hutchinson, Carson	143,302	February 26	March 14	2024 Texas wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Caused over $3,000,000 in damage.[21]
Grape Vine Creek	Texas	Gray	34,883	February 26	March 10	2024 Texas wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Caused $270,360 in damages.[21]
Sand Creek	Oklahoma	Harper	2,645	February 26	February 29	Reportedly human-caused. Caused $120,913 in damage.[29][30][21]
Huliet Pass	Texas	Armstrong	2,963	February 26	February 27	2024 Texas wildfires – Reportedly human-caused.[21]
Catesby	Oklahoma	Ellis	89,688	February 27	March 17	Reportedly human-caused. Caused an estimated $1,300,000 in damage.[31][21]
Slapout	Oklahoma	Beaver	26,020	February 27	March 8	Caused $322,936 in damage.[32][21]
Magenta	Texas	Oldham	3,297	February 27	March 5	2024 Texas wildfires[21]
Range 135	Colorado	El Paso	7,744	February 29	March 5	2024 Colorado wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage costs of $100,000.[21]
Happy Jack	Wyoming	Laramie	6,524	March 1	July 3	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage costs of $120,000.[21]
Brushy Crossing	Florida	Liberty	2,214	March 2	April 1	2024 Florida wildfires – This fire was reportedly human-caused. Caused at least $40,000 in damage.[33][21]
Boggsville	Colorado	Bent	1,062	March 2	March 18	2024 Colorado wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage total of $178,000.[21]
139	Wyoming	Laramie	2,017	March 2	March 26	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Reportedly human-caused.[21]
Snake Trail	Minnesota	Waseca	1,604	March 3	March 29	Estimated $20,000 in damages.[21]
Doran WMA	Minnesota	Otter Tail	2,147	March 3	March 22	Estimated $200,000 in damages.[21]
Roughneck	Texas	Hutchinson	355	March 3	March 16	The city of Sanford was evacuated due to the human-caused wildfire.[34][35][21]
Aubrey	Arizona	Coconino, Yavapai	3,426	March 5	March 8	2024 Arizona wildfires[21]
Otter Road	Montana	Rosebud, Big Horn	2,281	March 10	June 6	[21]
Zink	Oklahoma	Osage	8,410	March 14	April 10	[36]
Flying G	Oklahoma	Tulsa	1,110	March 17	April 1	Estimated damage totals over $100,000.[21]
Oak	Oklahoma	Osage	1,033	March 17	April 1
Capon	Virginia	Rockingham	2,368	March 20	unknown	2024 Virginia wildfires[21]
Rocky Branch	Virginia	Page, Rappahannock	1,014	March 20	April 8	2024 Virginia wildfires – Estimated damage totals are $1,200,000.[21]
Waites Run	Virginia, West Virginia	Hardy (WV), Shenandoah (VA)	6,223	March 20	April 29	2024 Virginia wildfires[21]
Waterfall Mountain	Virginia	Page, Shenandoah	6,399	March 20	April 29	2024 Virginia wildfires[21]
Pear Tree	Oklahoma	Osage	1,080	March 28	April 9
Stabler	Oklahoma	Osage	1,911	April 5	April 20
Hinson	Florida	Lake	2,352	April 5	August 12	2024 Florida wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Damage totals are estimated to be $400,000.[21]
Twisted Arrow	North Dakota	Benson, Eddy	1,365	April 6	unknown	Estimated $8,000 in damages.[21]
Rock	Arizona	Gila	4,306	April 11		[37]
Codell Rd	Kansas	Ellis	1,568	April 11	April 22	Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage totals are over $160,000.[21]
Range 127	Colorado	El Paso	1,132	April 15	May 13	2024 Colorado wildfires – Reportedly human-caused.[21]
Parces Rd	Mississippi	Forrest	1,730	April 18	June 24	[21]
Mile Marker 32	Texas	Kenedy	1,424	April 19	April 24	2024 Texas wildfires[21]
Little Yamsay	Oregon	Klamath	6,340	April 20	May 13	Lightning-caused	[38][39]
Wolf	Arizona	Coconino	9,872	April 29	July 26	2024 Arizona wildfires[21]
School	California	Kern	1,479	May 2	May 3		[40]
Flying Bucket	Arizona	Maricopa	2,795	May 6	unknown	2024 Arizona wildfires[21]
Toyo	Arizona	Graham, Gila	1,779	May 10	May 24	2024 Arizona wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage costs over $5,000,000.[21]
Laguna 24	Texas	Kleberg	12,385	May 11	May 28	2024 Texas wildfires[21]
Little Twist	Utah	Beaver	5,367	May 13	August 22		[41]
Hackberry Canyon	Texas	Potter	1,088	May 14	May 25	2024 Texas wildfires – Caused an estimated $400,000 in damage.[21]
Blue 2	New Mexico	Lincoln	7,532	May 16	July 15	2024 New Mexico wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $25,000,000.[21]
Roberts	California	Monterey	7,030	May 17	May 25	Burned in Camp Roberts.	[42]
Spruce Creek	Colorado	Montezuma	5,692	May 14	May 31	2024 Colorado wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $3,000,000.[21]
Wildcat	Arizona	Maricopa	14,402	May 18	July 29	2024 Arizona wildfires – Reportedly human caused. Estimated damage costs over $7,000,000.[21]
Spruce Creek	Colorado	Montezuma	5,699	May 14	May 31	[43]
Rabbit Valley	Colorado	Mesa	1,505	May 17	June 20
Indios	New Mexico	Rio Arriba	11,477	May 19	unknown	2024 New Mexico wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $16,000,000.[21]
Rocky	Arizona	Graham	1,598	May 23	May 29	2024 Arizona wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage costs over $1,500,000.[21]
Refuge	Arizona	Yuma, La Paz	1,042	May 25	July 10	2024 Arizona wildfires[21]
Indian River Trail	Florida	Brevard	2,006	May 25	June 16	2024 Florida wildfires[21]
Hill	California	Santa Barbara	1,383	May 28	June 1		[44]
Firebaugh	California	Madera	1,300	May 30	May 30	[45]
Corral	California	San Joaquin	14,168	June 1	June 6	Two firefighters were injured. Interstate 580 was closed in both directions.[46][47]
Spring	Arizona	Maricopa	4,041	June 1	June 18	2024 Arizona wildfires[21]
West	California	Kern	1,576	June 2	June 6		[48]
Adams	Arizona	Maricopa	5,029	June 2	July 13	2024 Arizona wildfires[21]
Road	California	Kern	1,076	June 4	June 6		[49]
Lost	California	Kern	3,600	June 6	June 11	2024 California wildfires[50]
Bowden	Oregon	Malheur	5,720	June 6	August 18		[21]
Antone	New Mexico	Catron	12,397	June 7	July 30	2024 New Mexico wildfires[21]
Pioneer	Washington	Chelan	38,735	June 8	October 3	Town of Stehekin ordered to evacuate (by boat) on the morning of July 28[51]	[52]
McDonald	Alaska	Fairbanks North Star	153,729	June 8	September 26	[53]
Owl	Alaska	Yukon-Koyukuk	15,963	June 8	September 26	[54]
Top	Arizona	Gila	3,292	June 9	June 18	2024 Arizona wildfires
Creek	Wyoming	Cook	1,471	June 11	June 28	2024 Wyoming wildfires[21]
OTR 31	Idaho	Ada	2,595	June 11	June 11	Caused by human activity.	[55]
Nisqually John	Washington	Whitman	1,221	June 14	June		[56]
Foote	Arizona	Greenlee	4,568	June 14	September 3	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $1,500,000.[21]
Bear	California	San Luis Obispo	1,410	June 12	June 14		[57]
OTR 47	Idaho	Ada	2,127	June 15	June 15	Caused by human activity.	[58]
Beam Road	Washington	Yakima	8,542	June 15	June 18
Neff Road	Washington	Walla Walla	1,435	June 15	June
Junes	California	Butte	1,056	June 15	June 18	Destroyed one structure.	[59]
Post	California	Los Angeles, Ventura	15,563	June 15	June 26	Began near Gorman, burning parallel to Interstate 5; caused the evacuation of ~1,200 people in nearby recreation areas. Damaged two structures.[60][61]
Encerrita	New Mexico	Cibola	2,499	June 15	August 28	2024 New Mexico wildfires[21]
Hesperia	California	San Bernardino	1,078	June 15	June 24		[62]
Point	California	Sonoma	1,207	June 16	June 24	Prompted evacuations of some 400 residents northwest of Dry Creek Valley. Caused one injury and destroyed three structures.	[63]
Sayer	Arizona	Coconino	1,049	June 16	July 18	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $125,000.[21]
American Creek	Alaska	Lake and Peninsula	4,934	June 16	July 26	[64]
Muskeg Creek	Alaska	Bethel	1,000	June 17	August 19	[65]
Rabbit Valley	Colorado, Utah	Mesa (CO), Grand (UT)	1,282	June 17	July 3	2024 Colorado wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage costs over $500,000.[21]
Aniak River	Alaska	Bethel	2,361	June 17	August 16	[66]
Owhat River	Alaska	Bethel	1,390	June 17	August 16	[67]
Sites	California	Colusa	19,195	June 17	June 25		[68][69]
Aero	California	Calaveras	5,285	June 17	June 27	Caused evacuations in both Calaveras and Tuolumne counties, damaged one structure and destroyed three.	[70][71]
Salt	New Mexico	Otero, Lincoln	7,939	June 17	unknown	2024 New Mexico wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage costs over $10,000,000.[21]
Oskawalik River	Alaska	Bethel	1,894	June 17	August 16	[72]
South Fork Fire	New Mexico	Otero, Lincoln	17,569	June 17	unknown	2024 New Mexico wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $70,000,000.[21]
Lower Meadow Creek	Alaska	Yukon-Koyukuk	6,577	June 17	August 16	[73]
Eightmile Creek	Alaska	Bethel	4,379	June 18	August 16	[74]
South Fork George River	Alaska	Bethel	7,991	June 18	August 16	[75]
Big Yetna River	Alaska	Yukon-Koyukuk	4,273	June 18	August 16	[76]
Van Hatten	Alaska	Yukon-Koyukuk	22,944	June 19	October 2	[77]
Midnight	Alaska	Yukon-Koyukuk	50,550	June 19	September 26	[78]
Naluk	Alaska	Northwest Arctic	23,406	June 20	September 16	[79]
Noodor	Alaska	Yokun-Koyukuk	13,798	June 20	October 2	[80]
Upper Applegate	Oregon	Jackson	1,143	June 20	June 30	Caused by human activity.	[81]
Foraker	Alaska	Denali	5,919	June 21	October 8	[82]
Clear	Alaska	Fairbanks North Star	23,410	June 21	September 26	[83]
Long Bend	Oregon	Wasco	1,024	June 22	July 26		[21]
Von Frank	Alaska	Yukon-Koyukuk	1,682	June 22	August 16	[84]
Slide Ranch/Mission Road	Washington	Yakima	3,106	June 22	July 9	Began on Yakama Reservation, arson	[85][86]
Oak Ridge	Colorado	Custer, Pueblo	1,310	June 22	unknown	2024 Colorado wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $18,000,000.[21]
Deep	Alaska	Yukon-Koyukuk	24,882	June 22	October 8	[87]
Main	Alaska	Yukon-Koyukuk	28,147	June 23	September 16	[88]
Pine Ridge	Wyoming	Goshen	1,290	June 24	June 26	2024 Wyoming wildfires[21]
Iver	Alaska	Fairbanks North Star	24,142	June 24	October 8	[89]
Slate	Alaska	Fairbanks North Star	26,492	June 24	October 8	[90]
Fresno June Lightning Complex	California	Fresno	10,616	June 24	July 6	Consisted of the Flash, Bolt, Hog, and other fires. Ignited by lightning. Destroyed one structure.	[91]
Globe	Alaska	Fairbanks North Star	20,162	June 25	October 15	[92]
Darlene 3	Oregon	Deschutes	3,903	June 25	July 1	undetermined	[93][94]
Grizzly	Alaska	Denali	38,790	June 25	October 8	[95]
Coonskin	Idaho	Twin Falls, Owyhee	13,074	June 26	July 22	Caused by lightning.	[96]
Little Valley	Oregon	Malheur	17,901	June 26	July 1	undetermined	[97][94]
Quinn Creek	Alaska	Bethel	2,709	June 26	August 16	[98]
Dry Lake	Oregon	Malheur	2,670	June 26	October 9	Lightning-caused.	[21]
Soldier	Idaho	Owyhee	5,313	June 26	June 30	Lightning-caused.	[99]
East Toklat	Alaska	Denali	29,612	June 26	October 9	[100]
Basin	California	Fresno	14,023	June 26	July 20	Prompted evacuations in the Kirch Flat Campground and Balch Camp area.	[101][102][103]
Gold King Creek	Alaska	Denali	6,538	June 26	October 9	[104]
Pizona	Nevada	Mineral	2,160	June 26	July 5	Lighting-caused	[105][106]
Yellow Peak	Nevada	Washoe	1,262	June 26	July 2		[107]
Sushana River	Alaska	Denali	1,261	June 27	October 9	[108]
SCD - Boulder View	Arizona	Maricopa	3,711	June 27	July 16	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $4,000,000.[21]
Lockett	Arizona	Coconino	2,782	June 29	August 22	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $200,000.[21]
Bluestem 24	Texas	Brazoria	2,420	June 30	July 7	2024 Texas wildfires[21]
National	Alaska	Yukon-Koyukuk	15,381	June 30	October 3	[109]
Mccain	California	San Diego	1,595	July 1	July 10	Prompted evacuations near Jacumba and caused one civilian injury.	[110]
Fisher	New Mexico	Socorro	8,044	July 1	July 21	2024 New Mexico wildfires – Estimated damage costs of $2,152,000.[21]
Weimer	Arizona	Coconino	1,083	July 2	July 12	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $250,000.[21]
Ridge	New Mexico	Catron	4,257	July 2	September 19	2024 New Mexico wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $5,000,000.[21][111]
Thompson	California	Butte	3,789	July 2	July 8	Caused evacuations in parts of Oroville and Kelly Ridge. Destroyed 26 structures, damaged eight. Two people were injured. Started by arson.	[112][113]
Airline	California	San Benito	1,295	July 2	July 5	Caused one injury.	[114]
Shelly	California	Siskiyou	15,520	July 3	August 6	Eight firefighters were injured.	[115][116]
Joe Barker Road	Washington	Walla Walla	1,436	July 3	August 14
Billy Creek	Idaho	Nez Perce	3,185	July 3	August 7	Started along the Idaho/Washington state line.	[117]
Olive	California	Kern	1,357	July 3	July 5		[118]
Road 11	Washington	Ferry	1,422	July 4	July		[119]
Thorp Road	Washington	McKenzie	2,112	July 4	July 8	[120]
Lake	California	Santa Barbara	38,664	July 5	August 4	Destroyed four structures, damaged one, and injured seven firefighters.	[121][122]
Tea Time Hill	New Jersey	Burlington	4,300	July 5	2024	[123]
Silver King	Utah	Piute	18,222	July 5	August 1		[124]
Walcott	Idaho	Cassia	2,149	July 6	July 18	[125]
Swany	Idaho	Ada	1,154	July 6	July 9		[126]
Deer Springs	Utah	Kane	11,765.77	July 7	July 30		[127]
North	California	Modoc	4,685	July 7	July 14		[128]
Boulter	Utah	Tooele	2,243	July 7	August 30		[129]
Salt Creek	Oregon	Jackson	4,102	July 7	July 24	Human-caused	[130][131][132]
Vista	California	San Bernardino	2,936	July 7	August 17	Caused the evacuation of the Mt. Baldy ski resort	[133][134]
Wilder	Nevada	Humboldt	17,275	July 7	July 14		[135]
North Creek	Nevada	White Pine	1,100	July 7	July 14		[136]
Pius	Arizona	Coconino	1,999	July 8	August 25	2024 Arizona wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage costs over $10,000,000.[21]
Upper Pine	Oregon	Harney	1,086	July 8	July 19	undetermined	[137][138][139]
MM97 I-84	Idaho	Elmore	6,336	July 8	July 12		[140]
Horse Gulch	Montana	Lewis and Clark, Broadwater	15,167	July 9	August 30	Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage costs over $25,000,000.[21]
Larch Creek	Oregon	Wasco	18,286	July 9	July 26	Human-caused	[141][138]
Huntington Mutual Aid	Oregon	Baker	4,511	July 10	July 16	undetermined	[142]
River	Oregon	Malheur	2,799	July 10	July 13	undetermined, near Owyhee Dam	[143][138][144]
Buckhorn	Arizona	Graham, Apache	1,006	July 10	August 10	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $3,000,000.[21]
Falls	Oregon	Harney	151,680	July 10	August 22	Human-caused, destroyed 23 buildings, pilot killed in tanker plane crash.	[145][146][130][147][148]
Brown	Arizona	Pima	1,423	July 11	August 20	2024 Arizona wildfires[21]
Cow Valley	Oregon	Malheur	133,490	July 11	October 1	Human-caused	[149][150]
Bonita Road	Oregon	Malheur	2,727	July 11	July 25	Human-caused
Bench Lake	Idaho	Custer	2,595	July 11	August 22	Caused by human activity.	[151]
Black	Arizona	Maricopa, Gila	11,153	July 11	September 4	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $7,500,000.[21]
Watch	Arizona	Graham, Gila	2,162	July 11	August 24	2024 Arizona wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage costs over $5,000,000.[21]
Paramount	New Mexico	Sierra	1,328	July 11	August 19	2024 New Mexico wildfires[21]
Freeman	Arizona	Pinal	32,568	July 11	July 18	[152]
Line Creek	Montana, Wyoming	Powder River (MT), Campbell (WY)	2,496	July 12	August 14	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $200,000.[21]
OTR 136	Idaho	Ada	1,106	July 12	July 12	Caused by human activity.	[153]
McGhee	Montana	Rosebud	19,223	July 12	July 24	[21]
Prairie	Montana	Rosebud	6,540	July 12	July 23	[21]
Deadman	Montana	Rosebud, Big Horn	19,983	July 12	July 23	Estimated damage costs over $10,000,000.[21]
Anderson	Montana	Big Horn	2,783	July 12	September 4	Estimated damage costs over $1,500,000.[21]
Quail Springs	Arizona	Mohave	1,508	July 13	August 4	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $2,000,000.[21]
Lone Rock	Oregon	Gilliam, Morrow, Wheeler	137,222	July 13	September 11	undetermined
Quail Hollow	Colorado	Arapahoe	1,155	July 13	July 14	2024 Colorado wildfires – Reportedly human-caused. Estimated damage costs over $25,000.[21]
Mary	Idaho	Owyhee	6,231	July 13	July 15	Lightning-caused.	[154]
Four Mile	Montana	Big Horn	2,083	July 13	July 23	[21]
Road 22	Wyoming	Goshen	5,577	July 13	July 14	2024 Wyoming wildfires[21]
Oregon Trail	Wyoming	Natrona	1,540	July 13	July 22	2024 Wyoming wildfires[21]
Hurricane	California	San Luis Obispo, Kern	12,703	July 13	July 17		[155]
White	California	Kern	5,562	July 13	July 26		[156]
SQF Lightning Complex	California	Tulare	33,026	July 13	September 17	Contained the Trout and Long fires. The Trout and Long fires burned within the Domeland Wilderness.	[157][158][159]
Rancho	California	Kern	9,637	July 13	July 26		[160]
Rim	California	Lassen	1,025	July 13	July 23		[161]
Apex	Arizona	Coconino	2,989	July 14	August 5	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $200,000.[21]
Miller Peak	Montana	Missoula	2,724	July 14	August 20	Damage costs estimated to be over $25,000,000.[21]
Lost Hills	California	Kern	4,032	July 14	July 15	Crossed over and shut down a portion of Interstate 5 near Lost Hills.	[162][163][164]
Hill	California	Humboldt	7,224	July 15	August 14	Caused 5 injuries	[165][166]
Texas	Idaho	Latah	1,565	July 15	August	Caused by human activity.	[167]
Cougar Creek	Washington	Asotin, Garfield	24,095	July 15	August 29		[168]
Happy	California	Fresno	12,543	July 16	November 15	Burned in the Monarch Wilderness and Kings Canyon National Park. Started by lightning.	[169]
Whip-poor-will	New Jersey	Burlington	1,167	July 16	2024	[170]
Diamond Complex	Oregon	Douglas	11,141	July 16	2024	12 Lightning-caused fires.	[171]
Ore	Oregon	Lane, Linn	3,479	July 16	September 26	Under Investigation.	[172]
Swawilla	Washington	Ferry & Okanogan	53,462	July 17	August 15	Closed State Route 21 and Keller Ferry, evacuations of Keller and the Buffalo Lake area	[173]
Easy	Washington	Okanogan	2,130	July 17	October 1	Closed North Cascades Highway (SR 20)	[174][175][176]
Red	Oregon	Klamath	3,060	July 17	November 12	Lightning-caused fire.	[177]
Battle Mountain Complex	Oregon	Umatilla, Grant, Morrow	183,026	July 17	August 20	Lightning-caused. Originally consisting of the North Fork Owens and Snake Fires, the Monkey Creek and Boneyard fires also merged into the complex.	[149][178]
Chalk	Oregon	Lane	5,991	July 17	September 14	Part of the Oakridge Lightning Fires Complex.	[179][180]
Coffeepot	Oregon	Lane	6,176	July 17	August 23	Part of the Oakridge Lightning Fires Complex.
Coombes Canyon	Oregon	Umatilla	3,224	July 17	July 22	Lightning-caused.
Durkee	Oregon	Baker	268,492	July 17	August 7	2024 Oregon wildfires
Rabbit	Arizona	Coconino	3,016	July 17	July 26		[181]
Lane 1	Oregon	Douglas, Lane	25,951	July 17	November 10		[182]
Middle Fork	Oregon	Douglas, Klamath	5,286	July 17	October 31	Mostly located inside Crater Lake National Park, closing the north entrance.	[183][184]
Pilot Rock	Oregon	Umatilla	11,349	July 17	July 26	Lightning-caused.	[185][186]
Moss Mountain	Oregon	Lane	2,849	July 17	October 25	Lightning-caused.	[187]
208	Oregon	Lane	11,263	July 17	October 25	Lightning-caused fire.	[188]
Pyramid	Oregon	Linn	1,312	July 17	September 24	Lightning-caused fire.	[189]
Twin Springs	Oregon	Malheur	2,815	July 17	July 18		[190]
Tanques	New Mexico	Rio Arriba	6,500	July 18	August 21	Caused by lightning.
Horse Heaven Creek	Oregon	Lane	3,198	July 18	November 6	Part of Homestead Complex.	[191]
No Man	Oregon	Lane	2,148	July 18	November	Part of Homestead Complex.	[192]
Clearwater	Wyoming	Park	1,966	July 19	December	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Damage costs estimated to be over $10,000,000.[21]
Miners Complex	Washington	Snohomish, Skagit	1,098	July 19	October 31		[193]
Bridge Creek	Washington	Ferry	3,998	July 19	August 4		[194]
Ridge	California	Lake, Colusa	2,756	July 20	July 29		[195]
Whisky Creek	Oregon	Hood River	3,240	July 20	October 31		[196]
Fuller Lake	Oregon	Douglas	6,378	July 20	November 5	Part of Homestead Complex.	[197]
Allen Trap	Arizona	Gila	1,649	July 20	August 24	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $20,000.[21]
Kekaha	Hawaii	Kaua'i	1,307	July 20	Unknown	[21]
Eagle	California	Riverside	1,710	July 21	July 23		[198]
Courtrock	Oregon	Grant	20,019	July 21	August 17	Lightning caused.	[199]
Davin Road	Washington	Franklin	1,948	July 21	July
Gold Complex	California	Plumas	3,007	July 22	August 4	Comprised the Smith and Mill fires.	[200][201][202]
Black Canyon	Washington	Yakima	9,211	July 22	August 1		[203]
Badlands Complex	Oregon	Baker	54,563	July 22	August 12	Lightning-caused fires. Caused closures of Interstate 84 in eastern Oregon. Includes the Thompson and Coyote fires.	[204]
Crazy Creek	Oregon	Crook, Wheeler	86,968	July 22	September 25	Lightning-caused	[205][206]
Telephone	Oregon	Harney	54,034	July 22	August 21	Lightning-caused fires.	[207]
Durgan	Oregon	Crook	3,245	July 22	July 25		[208]
Microwave Tower	Oregon	Hood River, Wasco	1,312	July 22	August 12		[209]
Bighorn	Washington	Klickitat	51,569	July 22	July 30		[210]
Whisky Canyon	Nevada	Lander	1,246	July 22	July 25		[211]
Metz	California	Monterey	1,100	July 23	July 25		[212]
Camp Creek	Oregon	Crook	1,581	July 23	July	Lightning-caused.	[21]
Apache	California	Ventura	1,538	July 23	August 3		[213]
Retreat	Washington	Yakima	45,601	July 23	August 23	Closed US-12, caused evacuations and county-wide declaration of emergency	[214]
Gwen	Idaho	Latah	28,820	July 24	August 8	Caused by lightning. Firefighting efforts were complicated by dry, dead grass as fuel and steep slopes. 38 homes and 122 outbuildings were destroyed.	[215][216]
Adessa	Arizona	Pinal	1,424	July 24	August 11	2024 Arizona wildfires[21]
Stockade Canyon	Nevada	Washoe	18,168	July 24	August 13		[217]
Limepoint	Idaho	Adams & Latah	33,084	July 24	September 22	8 miles north of Oxbow Dam. Merged with Oxbow Fire.	[218]
Borel	California	Kern	59,288	July 24	September 15	Destroyed 223 structures and damaged 29. Prompted evacuations in Kern County and destroyed the historic community of Havilah.	[219][220][221][222]
Hole In The Ground	Oregon	Malheur	98,977	July 24	August 2		[223]
Whiskey Mountain	Oregon	Harney	4,357	July 24	August 8		[21]
Cedar Creek	Oregon	Malheur	1,546	July 24	July 30		[224]
Grasshopper	Oregon	Malheur	2,665	July 24	August 2		[225]
Gilespie Spring	Oregon	Malheur	2,556	July 24	July 25	Lightning-caused.	[226]
Park	California	Butte Tehama	429,603	July 24	September 26	2024 California wildfires[227]
Thunder	Idaho	Lemhi	2,474	July 24	August 8	Lightning-caused.	[228]
Badger	Montana, Wyoming	Big Horn (MT), Sheridan (WY)	7,973	July 24	August 29	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Damage costs estimated to be over $1,000,000.[21]
Sugar	Idaho	Owyhee	13,727	July 24	July 26	Lightning-caused.	[229]
Twentymile	Idaho	Elmore	4,142	July 24	July 25	Lightning-caused.	[230]
Wapiti	Idaho	Boise & Custer	129,063	July 24	October 31	Caused by lightning.	[231]
Dove	Idaho	Elmore, Owyhee	3,260	July 24	July 28	Lightning-caused.	[232]
Wolf Creek	Idaho	Adams & Valley	1,154	July 24	September 4		[233]
San Clemente Island	California	Los Angeles	13,000	July 24	July 30	Burned more than one-third of San Clemente Island, damaging electrical infrastructure for the naval base there.	[234]
Sand Stone	Arizona	Maricopa	27,390	July 25	August 22	2024 Arizona wildfires[21]
Railroad	Montana	Ravalli	1,583	July 25	November 6		[235]
Wye	Idaho	Idaho	13,137	July 25	November 4	Caused by lightning. Was unstaffed due to higher priority fires.	[236]
Poison Creek	Oregon	Grant	1,060	July 25	August 7		[237]
Sand	Oregon	Grant	7,582	July 25	August 15	Lightning-caused.	[238]
Powerline Road	Oregon	Umatilla	1,500	July 25	August 1	Also referred to as the Walla Walla River Road Fire.	[239]
Cliff Mountain	Idaho	Adams & Idaho	1,108	July 25	August 20		[240]
Ace Butte	Idaho	Idaho	1,962	July 25	October 23	Lightning-caused.	[241]
Waterman	Arizona	Yavapai	3,059	July 25	July 31		[242]
Grouse	Montana	Beaverhead	6,228	July 25	October 28	Estimated damage costs over $12,000,000.[21][111]
Johnson	Montana	Ravalli	8,438	July 25	November 5	Estimated damage cost over $10,000,000.[21][111]
Summit	Arizona	Graham	5,905	July 26	August 24	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $50,000.[21]
Brushy	Arizona	Graham	8,284	July 27	August 24	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $60,000.[21]
104	Colorado	Weld	1,782	July 28	July 31	2024 Colorado wildfires[21]
Anchor	Idaho	Idaho	1,890	July 28	October 23	Lightning-caused.	[243]
Blizzard Heights	Wyoming	Converse	1,957	July 28	July 29	2024 Wyoming wildfires[21]
Beaver Creek	Wyoming	Campbell	1,081	July 28	August 31	2024 Wyoming wildfires[21]
Broom Canyon	Nevada	Nye, White Pine	8,217	July 29	2024	Started by lightning.	[244]
Lower Granite	Washington	Garfield	14,482	July 29	August 2	At least one structure destroyed.	[245]
Alexander Mountain	Colorado	Larimer	9,624	July 29	August 17	2024 Colorado wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $12,000,000.[21]
Nixon	California	Riverside, San Diego	5,222	July 29	August 7	Forced evacuations near Anza. Destroyed 23 structures and damaged three. Human caused.	[246][247]
Pedro	California	Mariposa, Tuolumne	3,815	July 30	August 8	Destroyed two structures.	[248]
Travin	South Dakota	Harding	8,054	July 29	September 5	[21]
Limpert 1	South Dakota	Harding	1,498	July 29	July 30	[21]
Stone Canyon	Colorado	Boulder, Larimer	157	July 30	August 8	2024 Colorado wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $6,000,000.[21]
Pleasant Valley	Wyoming	Platte, Goshen	28,984	July 30	August 5	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $5,000,000.[21]
Cold Springs	Wyoming	Converse	1,846	July 30	September 24	2024 Wyoming wildfires[21]
West AER Motor	Texas	Cottle	1,761	July 31	August 2	2024 Texas wildfires[21]
Hag	Utah	Box Elder	3,610	July 31	August 1		[249]
Bucktail	Colorado	Montrose	7,192	August 1	August 21	2024 Colorado wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $10,000,000.[21]
Wildcat Creek	Wyoming	Campbell, Weston	18,810	August 2	August 15	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $2,000,000.[21]
Skeleton	Arizona	Yavapai	24,034	August 3	August 24	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $4,000,000.[21]
Coffee Pot	California	Tulare	14,104	August 3	December 16	Burned in Sequoia National Park. Injured three firefighters. Started by lightning.	[250]
Deer Creek	Wyoming	Sheridan, Campbell, Johnson	6,700	August 3	August 25	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $750,000.[21]
Gardner	Idaho	Blaine	1,162	August 3	August 17	[251]
Bartlett	Arizona	Maricopa	6,161	August 4	August 29	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $1,500,000.[21]
Elk Lane	Oregon	Jefferson	5,176	August 4	August 14	Lightning-caused.	[252]
Clair	Arizona	Maricopa	2,170	August 4	August 29	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $1,500,000.[21]
Sheep	Arizona	Gila	2,483	August 4	September 3	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $30,000.[21]
Central Canal North	Louisiana	Cameron	2,834	August 4	August 7	[21]
Hopkin	Montana	Carter	1,130	August 4	August 5	Damage costs estimated to be over $100,000.[21]
Jump	Idaho	Owyhee	25,741	August 5	August 7	Lightning-caused.	[253]
Shirley	Montana	Powder River	1,230	August 5	August 9		[254]
Town Gulch	Oregon	Baker	18,234	August 5	August 19		[255]
Porcupine	Oregon	Harney	6,495	August 5	August 19		[256]
Soldier Creek	Oregon	Malheur	11,061	August 5	August 14		[257]
Warner Peak	Oregon	Lake	65,866	August 5	August 24		[258]
Stewart	Montana	Powder River	1,150	August 5	August 7		[259]
Williams Mine	Washington	Skamania County	13,092	August 5	November 1	People near Trout Lake evacuated; Mount Adams Wilderness and part of the Pacific Crest Trail closed	[260][261][262]
Bulldog	Idaho	Boise & Valley	11,423	August 5	October 28	Lightning-caused.	[263]
Dollar	Idaho	Valley	4,360	August 5	October 17	Lightning-caused.	[264]
Flat	Idaho	Boise	3,734	August 5	September 2	Lightning-caused.	[265]
Goat	Idaho	Valley	36,718	August 5	October 28	Lightning-caused.	[266]
Calcite Creek	Washington	Okanogan	4,500	August 5	August 25	Pyrocumulus cloud generated a few miles away in Manning Provincial Park, Canada; NOAA potential fire alerts less than a mile from the border; Pasayten Wilderness trails closed beginning August 6.	[267][268][269]
Nellie	Idaho	Boise & Valley	50,073	August 5	October 28	Lightning-caused. Merged with Anderson Fire on August 12.	[263]
Paddock	Idaho	Gem, Payette, & Washington	187,185	August 5	August 18	Lightning-caused.	[270]
Snag	Idaho	Valley	33,437	August 5	October 28	Lightning-caused.	[271]
Farrow	Idaho	Idaho	3,637	August 5	October 24	Lightning-caused.	[272]
Basin	Idaho	Elmore	6,094	August 5	August 7	Lightning-caused.	[273]
Oreana	Idaho	Owyhee	1,219	August 6	August 9	[274]
Crozier	California	El Dorado	1,938	August 6	August 20		[275][276]
Dry Fork	Utah	Rich	1,340	August 6	August 12		[277]
Element	Arizona	Mohave	5,364	August 6	August 19	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $3,000,000.[21]
Elkhorn Ridge	Idaho	Idaho	3,140	August 7	October 31		[278]
Big Gulch	Colorado	Moffat	1,164	August 7	August 9	2024 Colorado wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $150,000.[21]
Paint Crossing	Texas	Throckmorton	2,363	August 7	August 12	2024 Texas wildfires – Reportedly human-caused.[21]
Boise	California	Humboldt, Siskiyou	12,967	August 9	September 20	Burned in Six Rivers and Klamath National Forests.	[279] [280]
Ruby	Washington	Whatcom	1,336	August 9	October 31		[281]
Dixon	Oregon	Douglas	1,965	August 10	August 21		[21]
Parks	Idaho	Idaho	5,997	August 11	October 31	Lightning-caused.	[282]
Robertson	Texas	Stephens	1,610	August 12	August 14	2024 Texas wildfires – Reportedly human-caused.[21]
Prospect	Idaho	Idaho	2,937	August 12	October 31		[283]
Creek 232	Texas	Throckmorton	1,241	August 13	August 14	2024 Texas wildfires[21]
Midway Pasture	Texas	Wilbarger	1,147	August 15	August 16	2024 Texas wildfires[21]
Red Creek	Texas	Haskell	2,778	August 16	August 17	2024 Texas wildfires[21]
Dirt Road	Texas	Dickens, King	1,524	August 16	August 20	2024 Texas wildfires[21]
Birch	Idaho	Valley	23,094	August 17	October 29	Lightning-caused.	[284]
0672 RV	Oregon	Gilliam	5,490	August 17	August 21		[21]
Magic Water	Idaho	Twin Falls	2,368	August 17	August 18	Caused by human activity.	[285]
Square Lake	Idaho	Idaho	5,240	August 17	October 24	Lightning-caused.	[286]
Ratio Mountain	Montana	Jefferson	1,966	August 18	October 31	Estimated damage cost over $1,750,000.[21][111]
Hobson	Nevada	White Pine	1,080	August 18	August 23		[287]
Daly	Montana	Ravalli, Granite	11,386	August 18	November 6	Estimated damage cost over $10,000,000.[21][111]
Peter Switch	Texas	Wichita	1,658	August 18	August 19	2024 Texas wildfires[21]
Burnt Creek	Idaho	Valley	2,665	August 19	October 11	Lightning-caused.	[288]
Raglan	Nevada	Humboldt	1,787	August 20	September 2		[289]
Stayman	Washington	Chelan	3,118	August 20	August 24		[290]
Barber Draw	Montana	Big Horn	6,739	August 21	August 27	Estimated damage costs over $5,000,000.[21]
Barber	Wyoming	Converse	1,419	August 21	September 24	2024 Wyoming wildfires[21]
Flat Rock	Wyoming	Campbell	52,421	August 21	September 25	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $5,000,000.[21][111]
Constitution	Wyoming	Campbell	24,630	August 21	September 14	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $5,000,000.[21][111]
Geier	Wyoming	Weston	1,474	August 21	September 24		[291]
House Draw	Wyoming	Johnson	174,547	August 21	September 17	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $2,000,000.[21][111]
Sage Creek	South Dakota	Pennington	1,959	August 21	September 13	[292]
Range 77	Nevada	Nye	7,876	August 22	August 25		[293]
Island Fire	New Mexico	Union	1,600	August 22	August 28
Reynolds	Idaho	Lemhi	2,671	August 22	October 31	Lightning-caused.	[294]
Magruder Ridge	Idaho	Idaho	3,778	August 22	October 31		[295]
Remington	Montana, Wyoming	Rosebud (MT), Big Horn (MT), Sheridan (WY), Campbell (WY)	196,368	August 22	September 21	Damage costs estimated to be over $10,000,000.[21][111]
Chalky Point	Montana	Rosebud, Big Horn	1,304	August 22	August 25	[21]
North Art	Texas	Mason	4,355	August 22	August 25	2024 Texas wildfires[21]
Big Hollow	Montana	Beaverhead	3,435	August 23	September 5	Estimated damage costs over $3,000,000.[21]
Sharrott Creek	Montana	Ravalli	3,204	August 23	2024	Estimated damage cost over $30,000,000.[21][111]
Halfway	Idaho	Idaho	1,502	August 25	{November 4	Lightning-caused.	[296]
Preacher	Arizona	Gila	3,167	August 29	September 23	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $1,000,000.[21][111]
Black Mesa 2	Arizona	Yavapai	2,605	August 31	September 8		[297]
Long Gulch	Arizona	Yavapai	1,227	August 31	September 23	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $7,000.[21][111]
Wood	Arizona	Pinal	7,211	September 1	September 13	2024 Arizona wildfires – Estimated damage cost over $350,000.[21][111]
Copperfield	Oregon	Klamath	3,822	September 1	September 16		[298]
Conroy Road	Oregon	Wasco	1,500	September 1	September 2		[299]
Silver Spoon	Wyoming	Campbell	1,721	September 1	September 8	2024 Wyoming wildfires – Estimated damage costs over $3,000,000.
West	Arizona	Gila	15,074	September 1	unknown		[300]
Bear	California	Sierra	3,323	September 2	September 19		[301]
Lava	Idaho	Gem	97,585	September 2	October 25	Caused by lightning, merged with the Boulder Fire	[302]
Syrup	Idaho	Elmore	5,129	September 2	September 3	Lightning-caused.	[303]
Wiley Flat	Oregon	Crook	30,185	September 2	October 11		[304]
Mineral	Idaho	Washington	15,392	September 2	September 8	Lightning-caused.	[305]
Chimney	Idaho	Elmore, Camas	6,522	September 2	October 29	Lightning-caused.	[306]
Shoe Fly	Oregon	Wheeler	26,817	September 2	September 15		[307]
Oak Canyon	Oregon	Wasco, Sherman	15,170	September 2	September 6		[308]
Bigflat	Idaho	Washington	3,662	September 2	September 4	Lightning-caused.	[309]
Glendale	Idaho	Blaine	7,546	September 2	September 5	Lightning-caused.	[310]
Copper	Idaho	Valley	2,129	September 2	October 24	Lightning-caused.	[311]
Red Rock	Idaho	Lemhi	79,260	September 2	October 29	Lightning-caused. Merged with the Black Eagle Fire on October 5.	[312]
Berry	Idaho	Elmore, Gooding	14,412	September 2	September 6	Lightning-caused.	[313]
Jones	Oregon	Malheur	7,162	September 2	September 11		[314]
Rail Ridge	Oregon	Crook, Grant	176,661	September 2	November 1		[315]
Solomon	Oregon	Harney	2,600	September 2	September 8		[316]
Sagehen	Oregon	Harney	5,953	September 2	October		[317]
Boone	California	Fresno, Monterey	17,600	September 3	September 13	Prompted evacuations in Fresno and Monterey Counties.	[318]
Chimineas	California	San Luis Obispo	1,200	September 4	September 10		[319]
Commissary	Idaho	Bonneville	6,885	September 4	November 7	Lightning-caused.	[320]
Devils Knob	Oregon	Douglas	4,149	September 5	October 17		[321]
Line	California	San Bernardino	43,978	September 5	December 23	Prompted evacuation orders in parts of Highland and the entire community of Running Springs. Destroyed one structure and injured six firefighters. Started by arson.	[322]
South Selway Complex	Idaho	Idaho	1,928	September 6	October 24	Lightning-caused. Consisted of the Lonesome, Goat Creek, Doe, and Twin Butte 2 fires.	[323]
Bowman Well	Oregon	Lake	2,853	September 6	October 14	Lightning caused.	[324]
Firestone	Oregon	Lake, Deschutes	9,462	September 6	October 5	Lightning caused.	[325]
Service	Oregon	Wheeler	23,890	September 6	September 25	Part of Fossil Complex.	[326]
Flat Top	Oregon	Lake	36,362	September 6	October 5	Likely lightning-caused.	[327]
Young Grasshopper	Oregon	Lane	5,313	September 6	November 9	Likely lightning-caused.	[328]
Davis	Nevada	Washoe	5,824	September 7	September 25	14 structures impacted. Evacuations forced in New Washoe City and Southwest Reno.	[329]
Buck Creek	Oregon	Lake	5,758	September 7	October 8	Likely lightning-caused.	[330]
Linton Creek	Oregon	Lane	1,310	September 7	November 3	Likely lightning-caused.	[331]
Frog	Idaho	Custer	3,020	September 7	October 9	Lightning-caused.	[332]
Roblar	California	San Diego	1,000	September 7	September 11	Burned in Camp Pendleton.	[333]
Table	Idaho	Owyhee	17,497	September 8	September 10	Lightning-caused.	[334]
Little Lava	Oregon	Deschutes	15,514	September 8	November 15	Likely lightning-caused.	[335]
Bridge	California	Los Angeles, San Bernardino	56,030	September 8	November 26	Burned in the Angeles National Forest. Prompted evacuation orders for Wrightwood and Mount Baldy Village. Destroyed 81 structures and injured eight firefighters. Cause under investigation.	[336]
Logan	Idaho	Valley	15,672	September 9	November 12		[337]
Airport	California	Orange, Riverside	23,526	September 9	October 5	Began in Trabuco Canyon. Evacuations were along Ortega Highway and in surrounding areas. Destroyed 160 structures. Two civilians and 20 firefighters were injured. Started by equipment use.	[338]
West Warm Springs	Wyoming	Hot Springs	1,610	September 9	September 13		[339]
Siphon	Arizona	Pinal	15,527	September 10	September 27		[340]
Point	Arizona	Maricopa	5,154	September 10	September 29		[341]
Short Draw	Wyoming	Campbell	34,557	September 11	September 20		[342]
Garden	Idaho	Lemhi	13,036	September 11	October 26	Lightning-caused.	[343]
Salt Creek	Wyoming	Natrona	1,520	September 11	September 11		[344]
Power Dam Road	South Dakota	Mellette	15,320	September 12	October 11	[345]
Manderson	South Dakota	Oglala Lakota	2,075	September 12	October 16	[346]
Bear Creek	Wyoming	Albany	1,444	September 12	September 20		[347]
La Bonte	Wyoming	Converse	3,506	September 12	September 25		[348]
Nugget	Idaho	Idaho	1,001	September 13	October 30	Lightning-caused.	[349]
Homestead	Montana	Sheridan	1,000	September 14	September 25		[350]
Prairie	Utah	Grand	1,921	September 16	September 18		[351]
Livingston Draw	Wyoming	Johnson	1,400	September 17	September 23		[352]
Bronco	Nebraska	Sioux	1,069	September 18	November 12	[353]
Brigade	Arizona	Coconino	1,812	September 21	October 9		[354]
Goosmus	Washington	Ferry	1,738	September 25	October 4		[355]
Long Hollow	Washington	Whitman	4,000	September 26	September 27		[356]
Elk	Wyoming	Sheridan	98,352	September 27	November 14	One firefighter injured.	[357]
Pack Trail	Wyoming	Teton & Fremont	89,930	September 27	November 7	Merged with the Fish Creek Fire on October 5.	[358]
Yellow Lake	Utah	Wasatch	33,041	September 28	November 5		[359]
Wildhorse 5	Colorado	Weld	1,204	September 29	October 2
Rosie	Idaho	Owyhee	5,628	September 30	October 17	Caused by human activity.	[360]
Jack Wells	Washington	Okanogan	8,373	October 1	October 21		[361]
Valley	Idaho	Ada	9,904	October 4	October 23		[362]
Martin	Idaho	Blaine	1,100	October 4	October 5		[363]
Elkhorn	North Dakota	McKenzie	28,434	October 5	October 9	[364]
Williams Co	North Dakota	Williams	36,814	October 5	October 9
Bear Den	North Dakota	McKenzie	15,661	October 5	November 20	[365]
Castle Ridge	Nevada	Elko	25,885	October 6	October 19		[366]
Pine	Oregon	Deschutes	6,634	October 7	October 24		[367]
Meridian	Montana	Madison	3,900	October 8	2024		[368]
Flood	Arizona	Pinal	4,400	October 9	October 16		[369]
Shoe	California	Shasta	5,124	October 9	November 8	Burned in Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Injured one firefighter. Human-caused.	[370]
Blue Star	Oklahoma	McIntosh	1,318	October 9	October 12
Vein	Arizona	Pima, Santa Cruz	1,291	October 12	October 14		[371]
Gabilan	California	Monterey	1,200	October 22	October 23	Burned in Fort Hunter Liggett.	[372]
Diamond	Wyoming	Platte	2,168	October 22	October 23		[373]
Rush	Oklahoma	Comanche	12,488	October 24	November 8	[374]
Euchee Creek	Oklahoma	Payne	1,279	October 29	November 4		[375]
Cimarron Bend	Oklahoma	Logan	2,112	October 29	November 1		[376]
Unknown	Oklahoma	Lincoln	1,130	October 29	October 30		[377]
North Road	Oklahoma	Osage	3,584	October 29	November 5		[378]
Indian Creek	Oklahoma	Dewey	1,575	October 29	November 1		[379]
Horseshoe	California	Inyo	4,537	October 30	December 12	Began in Inyo National Forest. Was declared contained on November 14 before reigniting under strong winds late November 22. Destroyed two homes and six outbuildings.	[380][381]
Mountain	California	Ventura	19,904	November 6	November 27	Destroyed 243 structures and damaged 127 near Camarillo. Injured five civilians and one firefighter.	[382][383][384]
Jennings Creek	New York, New Jersey	Orange (NY), Passaic (NJ)	5,304	November 8	November 23	Over 1,300 firefighters were assigned. The fire closed Sterling Forest State Park.[385]
Butternut	Massachusetts	Berkshire	1,676	November 18	December 2	[386]
Big Levels	Virginia	Augusta	1,284	December 2	January 5 (2025)	[387]
Franklin	California	Los Angeles	4,037	December 9	December 18	Destroyed 20 structures and damaged 28 in Malibu.	[388][389]
Horton	Arizona	Gila, Coconino	8,346	December 15	February 4, 2025		[390]

Perimeters of wildfires in the United States during 2024 (>1000 acres) (map data)

See also

• 2024 Arizona wildfires
• 2024 California wildfires
• 2024 Colorado wildfires
• 2024 Florida wildfires
• 2024 Idaho wildfires
• 2024 Montana wildfires
• 2024 Nevada wildfires
• 2024 New Mexico wildfires
• 2024 Northeastern United States wildfires
• 2024 Oklahoma wildfires
• 2024 Oregon wildfires
• 2024 Texas wildfires
  • Smokehouse Creek Fire
• 2024 Utah wildfires
• 2024 Virginia wildfires
• 2024 Washington wildfires
• 2024 Wyoming wildfires

Notes

1. Containment means that fire crews have established and secured control lines around the fire's perimeter. These lines are artificial barriers, like trenches or cleared vegetation, designed to stop the fire's spread, or natural barriers like rivers. Containment reflects progress in managing the fire but does not necessarily mean the fire is starved of fuel, under control, or put out.^[18]