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Wildfires in Ohio

With 12 detailed records of wildfires in Ohio, this GIS dataset includes data points like fire type, area, and management details, essential for environmental analysis.

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Explore the Wildfires dataset tailored for Ohio, encompassing a notable compilation of 12 distinct features crucial to the GIS initiatives related to wildfire management and research. This dataset includes varied fire types such as 'Prescribed Fire' and 'Wildfire Daily Fire Perimeter', meticulously mapped using technologies like GPS and hand sketching. Utilize insights from features with specific details of fire characteristics, area sizes in acres, methodologies used in mapping, and additional metadata that enhance your understanding of each event. Noteworthy instances such as "Terra Vista," "128," "Borrow Pit," and "Sulfur Springs Fire" represent diverse scenarios providing extensive data for analysis and modeling for professionals in this field.

Included in our Wildfires in Ohio dataset are a variety of features, including:

  • Terra Vista: 80 acres
  • 128: 51 acres
  • Borrow Pit: 13.9 acres
  • Sulfur Springs Fire: 10.3 acres
  • Barlow Fire: 9.5 acres
  • Tower: 7.3 acres
  • Rice: 5.1 acres
  • 78: 1.4 acres
  • Wildlife: 1.2 acres
  • Old Forester: 0.8 acres
  • Stanford Fire: 0.7 acres
  • Charlie: 0.5 acres

Upon completion of your Felt account setup, access your dedicated interactive map displaying Wildfires in Ohio. Employ various tools for customization, analysis, and seamless GeoPackage data export. You’ll also gain access to our extensive repository of pre-existing GIS data, featuring numerous additional datasets tailored for Ohio.

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