Wildfires in New Jersey

≈ 1,200
Annual fires
≈ 7,000
Acres burned
Moderate (Pine Barrens)
Risk level

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorNew JerseyUnited States
Acres burned per year (thousands)77000

National ranking

New Jersey ranks #7 of 30 states by acres burned per year.

#1Kentucky0
#2Louisiana0
#3Alaska2
#4Wisconsin3
#5Ohio4.5
#6South Dakota6
#7New Jersey7
#8Virginia10
#9Michigan10
#10Minnesota15
#11Wyoming20
#12Georgia22
#13North Carolina25
#14Vermont49
#15Delaware50
#16Florida60
#17Colorado150
#18New Hampshire200
#19Rhode Island200
#20Arizona220
#21Washington330
#22Maine500
#23Utah1,000
#24Indiana1,500
#25Massachusetts2,000
#26Illinois9,000
#27Missouri25,000
#28New Mexico150,000
#29Montana160,000
#30Oregon200,000

Overview

In New Jersey, wildfires stands at ≈ 1,200 (annual fires). The U.S. figure for Acres burned per year (thousands) is 7000, versus 7 for New Jersey. Other wildfires indicators for New Jersey — Acres burned: ≈ 7,000; Risk level: Moderate (Pine Barrens).

Did you know?

  • The Pine Barrens are one of the most fire-prone landscapes on the East Coast.

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