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Wildfires in New York

This dataset for New York offers a detailed analysis of 13 wildfires, providing critical information on fire perimeters, methods of mapping, and specific locations. Ideal for environmental and emergency planning GIS applications.

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Accessible through this platform, GIS professionals specializing in wildfire management can find comprehensive data for New York. The dataset includes details on 13 incidents, offering insight into the varied characteristics of each event, such as the "East Mountain" wildfire and the "Stop 9/10" prescribed fire. Metrics like acreage impacted, fire type, and geographic coordinates are meticulously cataloged to assist in field research and planning. Ideal for specialists needing detailed wildfire data for analysis, reporting, or spatial modeling, this dataset serves as a crucial resource for understanding fire dynamics within the state.

Contained within the Wildfires in New York dataset are features like:

  • East Mountain: 829.8 acres
  • Stop 9/10: 33.2 acres
  • Spring Creek 1: 20.1 acres
  • Stop 3: 19.4 acres
  • Cherry Run: 5.7 acres
  • Browns Run: 3.4 acres
  • Creek Road: 2.4 acres
  • South Side: 0.4 acres
  • Mcdadem25: 0.3 acres
  • Roberts Access: 0.3 acres
  • 210001huntington Road: 1 acres
  • Arrow Overlook: 0 acres
  • Paper: 0 acres

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