Clark 289 Fire
Clark County, AR
The Clark 289 Fire in Clark County, Arkansas has burned 100 acres and is 0% contained. It was found Nov 11, 2026.
An active fire at 0% containment. Conditions can change quickly. Check closures before traveling to nearby public lands.
100
Acres Burned
0
Days Burning
Nov 11, 2026
Discovered
50m ago
Last Update
Threatened Public Lands
6 public land units within 75 miles
Hot Springs National Park
GoNational Park / AR
34.9 mi
N
Flatside Wilderness
GoWilderness / AR
57.9 mi
N
Ouachita National Forest
GoNational Forest / AR
61.9 mi
NW
Ouachita National Wildlife Refuge
GoWildlife Refuge / AR
63.1 mi
NW
Caney Creek Wilderness
GoWilderness / AR
65 mi
NW
Pond Creek National Wildlife Refuge
AvoidWildlife Refuge / AR
69.7 mi
W
Situation Updates
Changes read from NIFC interagency perimeter data
Timeline
0 days since discovery
Other Fires in Arkansas
1 other active fire
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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: 9388c3e5-a696-47ef-9755-e0c68ff206a9
Important
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