2023 Arizona wildfires

2023 Arizona wildfires
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The 2023 Arizona wildfire season is an ongoing series of wildfires that have been burning throughout the U.S. state of Arizona.

List of wildfires

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The following is a list of fires that burned more than 1,000 acres (400 ha), or produced significant structural damage or casualties.

Name	County	Acres	Start date	Containment date	Notes	Ref
Volunteer	Coconino	2,675	May 23	2023		^[1]
Bullet	Maricopa	3,240	June 4	June 2023		^[2]
Ridge	Coconino	10,210	June 4	August 22		^[3]
Diamond	Maricopa	1,960	June 27	2023		^[4]
Beehive	Santa Cruz	10,745	June 30	2023		^[5]
Pilot	Yavapai and Mohave	34,810	July 1	August 3	Human caused.	^[6]
Campbell	Greenlee	1,416	July 10	2023		^[7]
Adams Robles Complex Fire	Cochise	5,232	July 19	July 2023		^[8]
Guzzler	Coconino	1,542	July 19	2023		^[9]
Grapevine	Yavapai	1,049	July 21	August 9		^[10]
Diamond	Maricopa	1,960	July 22	July 2023		^[11]
Round Hill	Pima	3,000	July 22	2023
Eskiminzin	Pinal	1,113	July 23	2023
Gallineta	Pima	1,601	July 23	2023
Spoon	Gila	4,560	July 24	2023		^[12]
Gold Hill	Coconino	6,239	July 27	2023		^[13]
Valentine	Gila	7,724	August 16	2023		^[14]

References

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^ "Volunteer Fire". InciWeb. Retrieved July 31, 2023.^{[dead link]}
^ "Bullet Fire". InciWeb. Retrieved July 30, 2023.^{[dead link]}
^ "Ridge Fire". InciWeb. Archived from the original on May 14, 2024. Retrieved July 31, 2023.
^ "Diamond Fire". InciWeb. Retrieved July 30, 2023.
^ "Beehive Fire". InciWeb. Retrieved July 31, 2023.^{[dead link]}
^ "Pilot Fire". InciWeb. Retrieved July 30, 2023.^{[dead link]}
^ "Campbell Fire". InciWeb. Retrieved May 13, 2024.
^ "Adams Robles Complex Fire". InciWeb. Archived from the original on July 22, 2023. Retrieved July 30, 2023.
^ "Guzzler Fire". InciWeb. Retrieved July 30, 2023.^{[dead link]}
^ "2023 Grapevine Fire". InciWeb. Retrieved July 31, 2023.
^ "Diamond Fire". InciWeb. Retrieved July 31, 2023.
^ "Spoon Fire". InciWeb. Retrieved May 13, 2024.
^ "Gold Hill". USA Today. Retrieved July 31, 2023.
^ "Valentine Fire". InciWeb. Retrieved September 26, 2023.^{[dead link]}

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v t e Arizona wildfires
2000–2012	Rodeo-Chediski (2002) Aspen (2003) Cave Creek Complex (2005) Schultz (2010) Horseshoe 2 (2011) Wallow (2011)
2013	Soldier Basin (May 17–May 28) Doce (18 June–July) Yarnell Hill (June 28–July 10) Dean Park (June 29–July)
2014	Skunk (April 19–August 26) Basin (April 22–) Slide (May 20–June 4) Galahad (May 23–July 15) San Juan (June 26–July 8) Oak (June 17–) Sitgreaves Complex (July 17–) Hammer (July 29–) McRae (July 4–August 4)
2015	Guadalupe (June 2–June 16) Camillo (June 14–July 16) Whitetail (June 16–July 16) Sawmill (June 16–July 16) Hog (June 17-July 4) Jar Complex (1 July–19 July) Springs (July 2–August 27) SA Hill (August 2–August 11) Rattlesnake (August 16–August 26) Playground (August 28–October 21)
2016	Baker Canyon (March 21–28) Topock (April 4–9) Juniper (May 20–August 11) Jack (May 29–July 1) Mule Ridge (May 31–) Cedar (June 15–August 4) Brown (June 17–30) Fuller (June 29–September 29) Rim (July 21–August 20)
2017	Sawmill (April 23–30) Snake Ridge (May 19–July 13) Boundary (June 1–July 3) Frye (June 7–September 1) Hilltop (June 25–August 18) Goodwin (June 24–July 10) Burro (June 30–July 9) Brooklyn (July 7–July 20) Hyde (July 11-August 10)
2018	Rattlesnake (April 11–May 27) Tinder (April 27–May 24) Cumero (July 5–10) Stubbs (July 8–August 16) OBI (July 21–August 31)
2019	Maroon (May 16–June 23) Coldwater (May 30–July 4) Woodbury (June 8–July 15) Gap (June 25–July 4) Castle (July 12–September 12) Bronco Gulch (July 15–28) Huck (July 23–August 8) Ikes (July 25–August 17) Sheridan (August 5–October 17)
2020	Bighorn (June 5–July 29) Maricopa County wildfires (May 17–October 11) Bush Central Blue River (June 5–) Mangum (June 8–July 24) Wood Springs 2 (June 27–July 13) Polles (July 3–July 16) Valley (July 13–) Blue River 2 (July 13–) Griffin (August 17–September 9) Cow Canyon (August 18–)
2021	Copper Canyon (May 7–May 24) Tussock (May 8–May 24) Mescal (June 1–June 17) Telegraph (June 4–July 3) Slate (June 8–) Pinnacle (June 10–July 16) Bear (June 16–) Horton (June 16–July 13) Backbone (June 17–July 19) Rafael (June 18–July 15) Walnut (June 20–) Tiger (June 30–July 30)
2022	Tunnel (April 17–July 1) June 2022 Flagstaff wildfires
2023	Flying V Fire
2024	Wildcat (May 18-June 3) Adams (June 2-June 10) Watch (July 10-July 17) Freeman (July 11-July 18) Waterman (July 25-July 30) Element (August 6-August 19)
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