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2018 Manitoba Wildfire History

This source-backed 2018 Manitoba research page provides a stable route into Canada's official annual and incident-history datasets. Nationally, Natural Resources Canada's current annual series reports 7,111 wildland fires and 2,326,357 ha burned in 2018; use the jurisdiction filters in the linked official datasets for the Manitoba-specific record rather than treating the Canada total as a provincial statistic.

Canada fires
7,111

NRCan national annual series; context only, not the provincial total

Canada area burned
2,326,357 ha

NRCan national annual series; context only

Province-year sources
NFD + CNFDB

Annual tables plus agency-provided historical locations/perimeters where available

How to use this page

Research Manitoba in 2018

Manitoba's forest-fire record spans remote boreal communities, lakes, road corridors and aviation-dependent areas. Annual totals need to be read with jurisdiction and reporting scope visible.

The canonical page owns the 2018 Manitoba historical-season intent without creating month, cause, status or keyword-variant URLs. The official NFD tables remain the place to filter the source data by jurisdiction and reporting category.

CNFDB fire locations and mapped polygons have different completeness. FireRadar never infers a historical perimeter from a fire point or final reported area, and a missing polygon is not described as evidence that no fire occurred.

Annual statistics

National Forestry Database — Forest Fires

Canadian Council of Forest Ministers annual fire tables with jurisdiction, year, cause, month and fire-size filters and downloadable source data.

Filter official tables →
Incident geography

Natural Resources Canada — Canadian National Fire Database

Agency-provided historical wildfire locations and mapped fire perimeters. Point and polygon coverage differ, so a missing perimeter is not treated as a missing historical fire.

Explore historical fires →

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