Official historical reporting · not FireRadar-observed archive

2025 Manitoba Wildfire History

Manitoba Wildfire Service described 2025 as the worst season in its 30-year daily electronic record. By July 8, 1,021,544 hectares had already burned, more than ten times the 20-year average for that point in the year. Because that figure was published during the season, FireRadar labels it as a dated minimum rather than a final annual total.

Area burned by July 8
1,021,544 ha

Dated minimum, not final annual total

Historical standing
Worst in 30-year electronic record

Manitoba Wildfire Service statement

Compared with 20-year average
>10×

For the same July 8 timeframe

Season context

What stands out about 2025

The province entered an exceptional wildfire emergency with major northern community impacts.

The July 8 burned-area value is deliberately not described as the final season total.

Individual Manitoba fire-status pages preserve incident-level changes and fire-weather observations.

Official source

Manitoba Wildfire Service — Fire Bulletin #48. Official July 2025 severity comparison and burned-area milestone.

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What this page does not claim

This is not a reconstructed live map of every moment in 2025, not proof of a fire’s status on a particular day, and not a substitute for agency incident archives. FireRadar’s interactive retained-history product begins with its own observation window and remains clearly separate.

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