Buffalo
Southeast Fairbanks, AK ยท Natural
This fire is no longer active. It burned 767 acres in Southeast Fairbanks before dropping off the national incident feed.
767
Acres Burned
142
Days Burning
Jun 22, 2026
Discovered
3w ago
Last Update
Growth
No growth in the last day, containment at 0%Situation Updates
Changes read from NIFC interagency perimeter data
Buffalo update: 767 acres, 0% contained
Perimeter dataPer interagency perimeter data, the Buffalo grew 23 acres to 767.
IRWINBuffalo mapped at 745 acres, 0% contained
Perimeter dataInteragency perimeter data shows the Buffalo at 745 acres, 0% contained.
IRWINBuffalo update: 745 acres, 0% contained
Perimeter dataPer interagency perimeter data, the Buffalo grew 425 acres to 745.
IRWINTimeline
142 days since discovery
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Data Sources
Fire data from NIFC Wildland Fire Interagency Geospatial Services (WFIGS) via IRWIN. Satellite hotspots from NASA FIRMS VIIRS. Situation updates are either posted by the incident management team on InciWeb or read by us from WFIGS perimeter data, and each one says which. Air quality data from EPA AirNow. Public lands boundaries from USGS PAD-US 4.0.
IRWIN ID: 5eb7fe2b-e2c2-4b4a-8b1f-477cb10eb57c
Important
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