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Wildfires in New Brunswick
View current likely and confirmed wildfire activity across New Brunswick, check recent satellite evidence and monitor a place for SMS and email alerts.
Current status
Current wildfires in New Brunswick
Our latest data identifies 5 likely or confirmed wildfire incidents in this area. Satellite signals are grouped into incidents, so individual FIRMS detections are not presented as separate wildfires.
2026340 Wildfire
12 km from the centre of New Brunswick · updated 16/08/2026, 08:09
Reported by an official or curated active-incident source.207 Closet fire
285 km from the centre of New Brunswick · updated 15/08/2026, 12:32
Reported by an official or curated active-incident source.2026339 Wildfire
99 km from the centre of New Brunswick · updated 15/08/2026, 12:30
Reported by an official or curated active-incident source.Broken Poplar Fire
296 km from the centre of New Brunswick · updated 13/08/2026, 15:32
Reported by an official or curated active-incident source.Likely wildfire near New Brunswick
123 km from the centre of New Brunswick · updated 16/08/2026, 04:01
12 corroborating satellite detections; not yet officially confirmed.SMS & email wildfire alerts
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How this wildfire map works
NASA FIRMS satellite observations are grouped into incident-level signals. Repeated, multi-satellite or stronger evidence may meet our likely-wildfire threshold; official and curated incident feeds are shown as confirmed where available.
How alerts work
Standard sensitivity alerts for likely or confirmed wildfires within your chosen radius, plus credible potential fire activity when detected very close to a monitored location.
Data and safety
Satellite observations can be delayed, obscured by cloud or caused by non-wildfire heat sources. Wildfire Alerts adds situational awareness but never replaces local emergency authorities.
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