Los Angeles Wildfires in Map

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The 2025 Los Angeles wildfires had a significant impact on the region, highlighting the importance of accurate and timely wildfire mapping. These maps play a critical role in informing residents, first responders and local authorities about active fire zones, evacuation orders and high-risk areas.

LA Wildfires 2025 Map

Map of Los Angeles showing the locations and extents of wildfires in 2025.

This map highlights the locations of major wildfires in Los Angeles during 2025, including the Palisades, Eaton, Kenneth, Hurst, Lidia, and Archer fires. It shows the burned areas relative to landmarks like the Santa Monica Pier and Rose Bowl, aiding in visualizing the impact.

LA Wildfires 2025 Evacuation Map

LA Wildfires 2025, Palisades Fire Map

LA Wildfires 2025, Eaton Fire Map

LA Fires the Damage in Maps

Los Angeles Active Wildfires Map

Evacuation maps and wildfire tracking tools have been instrumental in managing the crisis. The maps show areas under evacuation orders and warnings, helping communities to prepare and respond effectively. They also highlight the interplay between urban areas and natural landscapes, underscoring the ongoing struggle to protect lives and property in one of California’s most fire-prone regions. These visual tools not only guide emergency response efforts, but also serve as a reminder of the urgent need for sustainable fire management practices and community preparedness.

Evacuation zones map in Los Angeles

Los Angeles Wildfires: Acres Burned And Containment Levels (January 11th, 2025 Update)

Here is an infographic summarising the latest updates on the Los Angeles wildfires. It highlights the total acres burned for each fire and their respective containment percentages. If you’d like, I can customise it further or include additional data such as locations or impact visuals.

Palisades Wildfire California 2025

The wildfires, including the Palisades Fire, Eaton Fire and Hurst Fire, have spread across large areas of the Los Angeles region, with the foothills and surrounding natural areas being particularly vulnerable. Each fire presents unique challenges due to varying terrain, weather conditions and proximity to populated areas.