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Manitoba Highway 39 – Snow Lake wildfire map & smoke conditions

Track official wildfires and smoke near Manitoba Highway 39 between the Flin Flon corridor and Snow Lake through remote mining and boreal country.

Distances are measured from an approximate route line and may not reflect every point on the road. They do not indicate road status or safety.

Current official data · FireRadar-curated corridor distance

Official wildfires near Manitoba Highway 39 – Snow Lake

Latest source update: Oct 1, 2026, 5:00 p.m. PDT
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Nearest official active fire
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Distance is measured to a FireRadar-curated corridor line for geographic context. It is not a road-closure, spread, evacuation, or travel-safety distance.

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Wildfire context for Manitoba Highway 39 – Snow Lake

Highway 39 passes through dense boreal forest, lakes, mining and exploration areas, industrial traffic routes, and long stretches with limited services. Fires can affect Snow Lake access, mine operations, freight, emergency travel, recreation, and smoke far from the nearest regional centre.

Smoke forecast, air quality and fire weather

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Official incident markers and out records are derived from Manitoba FireView where supplied. Follow Manitoba and local authorities for emergency decisions.

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