Portugal
Active fires in Portugal
Active fires in Portugal, rural fires by district, operational status, mobilized resources and direct link to the Chamas.pt real-time map.
View live mapUpdated: 06/09/2026 11:00
There are 1 active rural fire incident(s) in Portugal, with 5 personnel, 1 ground resources and 0 aerial resources mobilized, according to public ANEPC/PROCIV data updated on 06/09/2026 11:00. For detail by area, see the pages by district and municipality.
Quick lookup
Active fires in Portugal, by district, municipality and incident
This page summarizes active rural fires, PROCIV/ANEPC status, resources on the ground and areas with recent incidents. It serves as a fast, indexable alternative to the JavaScript map, with direct links for searches like active fires by district, wildfire in a municipality or PROCIV incident.
Live map
Open the incident on the map to see satellite, heat and cross-reference layers.
Local search
Use district and municipality to find incidents in a specific area of Portugal.
Archived history
Incident pages preserve observed activity when the incident is no longer featured.
Current statuses
Despacho de 1º Alerta (1)
Incidents by district
Featured municipalities
How to verify an incident
Open the incident page to check observed history, duration, status and resources. On the map, use satellite, heat and cross-reference layers to understand if there is correlation with complementary public data.
Active incidents
- Personnel
- 5
- Ground
- 1
- Duration
- 3 h 16 min
Frequently asked questions
Does this page show all active fires in Portugal?
It shows incidents present in the current Chamas.pt cache from integrated public sources. For safety decisions, always confirm official communications from ANEPC, local civil protection and authorities on the ground.
Why are there pages by district and municipality?
Local pages load quickly, can be shared and help find specific searches like active fires by district, wildfire in a municipality or PROCIV incident.
When an incident is no longer active, does it disappear?
Not necessarily. When archived history exists, the incident page remains available for consultation, sharing and reading observed activity.