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Ontario Highway 72 – Sioux Lookout wildfire map & smoke conditions

Track official wildfires and smoke near Ontario Highway 72 between the Trans-Canada corridor and Sioux Lookout in Northwestern Ontario.

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 Ontario Highway 72 – Sioux Lookout

Latest source update: Aug 22, 2026, 5:00 p.m. PDT
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Active official wildfire points from the represented place geometry.
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Active official wildfire points from the represented place geometry.
Within 100 km
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0 recent out records are also within 100 km from the represented place geometry.
Nearest official active fire
62 km
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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 Ontario Highway 72 – Sioux Lookout

Highway 72 runs through forest, lakes, rural areas, forestry access, and long sparsely populated sections between Dryden-area Highway 17 and Sioux Lookout. Fires can affect a key community connection, forestry operations, tourism, emergency access, and smoke while practical highway alternatives are limited.

Smoke forecast, air quality and fire weather

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Official wildfire source for Ontario

Official active and new fire markers come from Ontario AFFES/LIO data. Marker data is informational and may not represent an exact perimeter.

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