Wildfires in Alaska
With 115 mapped features of wildfire perimeters in Alaska, this dataset provides detailed fire behavior analysis and land impact assessments for GIS professionals.
Make this map yours
Open it in Felt to style, filter, and analyse the data, or export it as a GeoPackage.
Open the map →Customize this map freeAbout the map
GIS professionals seeking extensive data on Alaskan wildfires will find the Wildfires dataset invaluable. This resource catalogues over 115 instances of wildfires, offering important details like fire perimeters and maps based on image interpretation. Noteworthy fire incidents such as Dry Creek, Munson Creek, and Noatak River highlight various aspects of fire behavior and extents, providing essential insights for spatial analysis and risk assessment across different terrains. Each entry in the dataset is detailed with attributes including burned area, incident type, and other geospatial identifiers, aiding in comprehensive landscape assessments and management strategies.
Contained within the Wildfires in Alaska dataset are features like:
- Dry Creek: 51763.2 acres
- Munson Creek: 50964.8 acres
- Cultas Creek: 40450 acres
- Black Hills: 30305.1 acres
- Noatak River: 19001.7 acres
- Sischu: 15620 acres
- Discovery Creek: 8126.8 acres
- Tutak Creek: 5988.3 acres
- Olsons Lake: 4224 acres
- Pilot Point: 3600.2 acres
- Kongishluk Bay: 3033.3 acres
- Salcha River 2: 2828.1 acres
- Marten Creek: 2662.8 acres
- About Mountain: 2186.1 acres
- Twentyfour Mile: 1607.5 acres
- Crescent Creek: 1384 acres
- Nation River: 967 acres
- South Fork: 884.6 acres
- Zitziana River: 653.9 acres
- Little Albert Creek: 536.1 acres
- Kanuti River: 418.7 acres
- Whitefish Lake: 417.5 acres
- Olympia Creek: 403.5 acres
- Hickel: 366.5 acres
Once you have signed up for your Felt account, you will be have your own interactive map of Wildfires in Alaska. From there, you can style, filter, inspect, transform and export your revised data in GeoPackage format. You will also have access to our comprehensive library of ready-made GIS data, including many more datasets for Alaska.
