Wildfires in New Mexico
Access 58 detailed wildfire datasets for New Mexico, including perimeters and conditions updated for 2021, ideal for environmental analysis.
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Access comprehensive wildfire datasets tailored for GIS professionals in the New Mexico region. This page offers detailed data on various wildfire incidents, with a total of 58 features documented, including the "Johnson," "Bear," "Three Rivers," and "Dog" wildfires. Each entry provides specifics such as fire perimeter, assessment type, and detailed geographic coordinates, assisting in accurate mapping and analysis tasks. The datasets include measurements such as the area affected in acres, cause of the fire, containment status, and more, with data attained through remote sensing and mixed methods. These datasets are essential for environmental monitoring, disaster management, and planning responsive actions based on precise, real-time spatial analysis. Whether for academic research, governmental planning, or consultancy projects, you will find the necessary data to support your objectives here.
Within the Wildfires in New Mexico dataset, expect to discover features such as:
- Johnson: 94731.9 acres
- Bear: 24067 acres
- Three Rivers: 7032.6 acres
- Bar 6 Rx-d7: 4156.8 acres
- Boggy Creek: 2946.8 acres
- L-t East Rx - D5: 2708.5 acres
- Skiles 57: 2457 acres
- Dog: 1959.3 acres
- Jack: 1856.5 acres
- Sawmill Rx - D7: 1737.7 acres
- Moore: 1700.9 acres
- Poso: 1426 acres
- Warren: 1400.6 acres
- Sandhill: 893.9 acres
- Wolf Draw: 710.4 acres
- Willow Spring: 697.8 acres
- Bullard: 603.2 acres
- Hobo: 600 acres
- Drummond: 502.4 acres
- Salt Creek: 427.2 acres
- Lava Fields: 426.4 acres
- Bog: 408.5 acres
- Lost Lake: 305.9 acres
- Atchley Ranch: 263.2 acres
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