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Wildfires in Region 6

Northwest Territories

🔴 2 active fires

Fire-weather risk today

Very low

tomorrow: Very low · steady

Fires in 2026

49

49 total since 2026

Area burned 2026

1050789 ha

from CWFIS records

Air quality now

Fair

EAQI 25· PM2.5 0.1 µg/m³ · includes wildfire smoke

Fire-weather and air-quality figures are modelled at province level (Northwest Territories) — not per division. British Columbia alone is larger than France, so treat those two as a regional signal. Fire counts and areas below are per division, from official records.

Fires by year

First season on record — year-over-year comparisons appear as we accumulate history.

Active fires now

2026TH2 Resolving › 2026TH1 Resolving· 1249 ha ›

Fire history

ZF085-26 · Wildfire 20/08/2026· 815 ha· 882 h › ZF084-26 · Wildfire 18/08/2026· 110 ha· 909 h › ZF083-26 · Wildfire 15/08/2026· 5377 ha· 982 h › ZF077-26 · Wildfire 02/08/2026· 872 ha· 1294 h › 2026TH2 · Wildfire 01/08/2026 › ZF081-26 · Wildfire 30/07/2026· 1367 h › ZF080-26 · Wildfire 30/07/2026· 1367 h › ZF076-26 · Wildfire 30/07/2026· 821 ha· 1350 h › ZF075-26 · Wildfire 30/07/2026· 1350 h › ZF074-26 · Wildfire 30/07/2026· 1893 ha· 1350 h › ZF073-26 · Wildfire 30/07/2026· 1351 h › ZF072-26 · Wildfire 30/07/2026· 384 ha· 1352 h › ZF069-26 · Wildfire 23/07/2026· 1514 h › ZF068-26 · Wildfire 23/07/2026· 15144 ha· 1514 h › 2026TH1 · Wildfire 20/07/2026· 1249 ha › ZF066-26 · Wildfire 18/07/2026· 1726 ha· 1632 h › ZF064-26 · Wildfire 18/07/2026· 5347 ha· 1633 h › ZF062-26 · Wildfire 18/07/2026· 1249 ha· 1633 h › ZF061-26 · Wildfire 17/07/2026· 1663 h › ZF059-26 · Wildfire 16/07/2026· 2388 ha· 1681 h ›

Incident records from the Canadian Wildland Fire Information System (CWFIS). Division boundaries from Statistics Canada (2021 census divisions); a fire is placed in a division by its coordinates, since CWFIS reports only the province. Fire-weather risk is our own estimate (Canadian FWI on Open-Meteo forecasts), not an official warning — for those see your provincial wildfire agency. In an emergency call 911.