Seven Cabins
Lincoln, NM · Human
This fire is no longer active. It burned 31,860 acres in Lincoln before dropping off the national incident feed.
31,860
Acres Burned
180
Days Burning
May 14, 2026
Discovered
3w ago
Last Update
Public Lands Nearby
7 public land units within 75 miles
Capitan Mountains Wilderness
GoWilderness / NM
1.8 mi
E
Fort Stanton - Snowy River National Conservation Area
GoNCA / NM
13.1 mi
SW
White Mountain Wilderness
GoWilderness / NM
28.4 mi
W
Lincoln National Forest
GoNational Forest / NM
46.3 mi
S
Salt Creek Wilderness Area
GoWilderness / NM
53.3 mi
E
Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge
GoWildlife Refuge / NM
54.3 mi
E
Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument
GoMonument / NM
70.4 mi
NW
Situation Updates
Posted by the incident management team on InciWeb, plus changes read from NIFC interagency perimeter data
Seven Cabins Fire Update 06-10-2026
Incident teamPecos Zone Type 3 IMT managing the Seven Cabins Fire beginning June 10th Acres: 31,860 (no change) Personnel: 200 personnel (decrease) Containment: 94% (increase) Highlights: Containment around the Seven Cabins Fire continues to increase as crews take advantage of favorable incoming weather. Operations: The Pecos Zone Type 3 Incident Management Team (IMT) took command of the fire today and will co...
InciWebSeven Cabins update: 31,860 acres, 98% contained
Perimeter dataPer interagency perimeter data, the Seven Cabins containment moved from 94% to 98%.
IRWINBurned Area Emergency Response (BAER) Limitations 06-09-2026
Incident teamWhile many wildfires cause minimal damage to the land and pose few threats to the land or people downstream, some fires result in damage that requires special efforts to reduce impacts afterwards. Loss of vegetation exposes soil to erosion; water run-off may increase and cause flooding, soil and rock may move downstream and damage property or fill reservoirs putting community water supplies and en...
InciWebSeven Cabins Fire Update 06-09-2026
Incident teamPecos Zone Type 3 Team to Take Command of Seven Cabins Fire on Wednesday Daily Update: June 9, 2026 Acres : 31860 Start Date : May 14, 2026 Location : Capitan Mountain Wilderness Cause: Human caused Personnel: 327 personnel Fuels : Heavy dead fuels in the Containment : 94% contained Peppin burn sca Highlights: The hard work and dedication of firefighters have brought containment on the 104 mile pe...
InciWebBAER team completes Soil Burn Severity map for the Seven Cabins Fire 06-08-2026
Incident team(Alamogordo, NM, June 8, 2026) - The Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) specialists on the Seven Cabins Fire have completed their field surveys and produced a Soil Burn Severity (SBS) map of the incident. The SBS map visually represents field verified satellite imagery of SBS categories including, unburned/very low, low, moderate, and high severity. SBS reflects fire effects to soils on the sur...
InciWebForest Service Burned Area Emergency Response team assessing fire severity from the Seven Cabins Fire 06-04-2026
Incident teamForest Service Burned Area Emergency Response team assessing fire severity from the Seven Cabins Fire (Alamogordo, NM, June 4, 2026) - A U.S. Forest Service Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) team, led by Kristin Meier, has begun making burned area surveys of the Seven Cabins Fire. BAER team assessments are rapid evaluations of post-fire conditions of the burned landscape to determine the level...
InciWebLincoln County Evacuation Status Reductions 05-26-2026
AnnouncementUPDATE – EVACUATION STATUS CHANGES Effective 8:00 AM Tuesday, May 26, 2026 Lincoln County is reducing evacuation statuses in portions of the affected area as conditions continue to improve. • Residents currently in GO Status will be reduced back to SET Status. • Residents currently in SET Status will be reduced back to READY Status. The updated areas are as follows: READY STATUS: Areas north of NM...
InciWebTimeline
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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: cee6fe44-48eb-42fa-b351-5f3d8dfe5a2f
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