Last Updated: June 19
The following information on Flagler County fires is based on the latest data and maps provided by Flagler County Emergency Operations, Flagler County Fire and Rescue, and the Florida Division of Forestry. The data is updated as soon as it is available. We’ll make every effort to keep the information as current as possible. You can see a satellite image of the location of the fires, as linked through their precise coordinates, in the chart below. This document will remain posted at the top right column of FlaglerLive’s front page.
When clicking on the coordinates below, you’ll be taken to Google Maps’ satellite views. Look for the green arrow pointing to the precise location of the coordinates–not the “A” bubble, which Google puts in there as the nearest road, home or business.
Flagler Fires: The Latest Data (Updated June 22)
| Incident Name | Acres | Start Date | Location (Latitude/Longitude) | Active/Inactive | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Powerline #2 | 21 | May 8 | 29 23 16N,81 16 25W | ACTIVE |
| 2 | Spaulding | 4.50 | May 15 | 29 30 05N,81 26 27W | Inactive |
| 3 | Dog Pen | 58.10 | May 15 | 29 35 40N,81 22 56W | ACTIVE |
| 4 | Yelvington | 15 | May 27 | 29 36 33N,81 31 5W | Inactive |
| 5 | County Line | 0.10 | May 28 | 29 34 18N, 81 31 41W | Inactive |
| 6 | Strickland 18 | 5 | May 28 | 29 20 59N, 81 12 28W | ACTIVE |
| 7 | Espanola (40% cont.) | 4300 | May 30 | 29 32 47N, 81 22 10W | ACTIVE |
| 8 | White Eagle (80% cont.) | 134.10 | May 31 | 29 24 31N, 81 12 10W | ACTIVE |
| 9 | Old Haw Creek | 0.50 | June 2 | 29 25 37N, 81 15 42W | Inactive |
| 10 | Strawn #1 | 85 | June 6 | 29 20 33N, 81 23 43W | ACTIVE |
| 11 | Spruce Street | 0.10 | June 7 | 29 26 42N, 81 23 47W | Inactive |
| 12 | Strawn #2 | 8 | June 7 | 29 21 2.7N, 81 23 29.4W | Inactive |
| 13 | Tattoo West | 5.84 | June 7 | 29 16 28N, 81 20 15W | ACTIVE |
| 14 | Ranch House | 39 | June 8 | 29 35 51N, 81 18 21W | Inactive |
| 15 | Espanola Cemetery | 0.10 | June 11 | 29 30 14N, 81 19 45W | Inactive |
| 16 | Road 80 | 0.2 | June 12 | 29 32 56N, 81 22 57W | ACTIVE |
| 17 | SW Pine Island | 0.8 | June 12 | 29 31 3.7N, 81 26 22W | Inactive |
| 18 | John Campell #1 | 0.5 | June 12 | 29 28 50N, 81 26 32W | Inactive |
| 19 | John Campell #2 | 3 | June 12 | 29 30 33N, 81 26 22W | Inactive |
| 20 | Relay Tower | 0.3 | June 13 | 29 18 8N, 81 18 53W | Inactive |
| 21 | Road 72/76 | 2 | June 13 | 29 31 26N, 81 22 20W | Inactive |
| 22 | Lehigh Road | 1 | June 13 | 29 29 25N, 81 15 37W | Inactive |
| 23 | Slippery Rock | 2 | June 15 | 29.42266, -81.19626 | Inactive |
| 24 | Honey Hill | 0.1 | June 18 | 29.49747, -81.35822 | Inactive |
| 25 | Junior Strickland | 6.5 | June 18 | 29.33415, -81.20185 | ACTIVE |
| 26 | John Campbell #3 | 1.5 | June 18 | 29.55395, -81.45636 | ACTIVE |
| 27 | Harget | 0.1 | June 18 | 29.400774, -81.17318 | Inactive |
All Flagler County Fires
In the map below, showing the Espanola fire’s extent, the white brackets represent the dividing lines between the six different Division of Forestry divisions that are working the fire. Each division is identified by a letter.
History of the Espanola Fire:
Click on the Link for Each Day's Map
Click on the Link for Each Day's Map
w.ryan says
Thank you Pierre for the visual.
Catherine says
Thank you so much for your excellent reporting on the wildfire situation – it’s been frustrating waiting for information from the County.
DC says
Yes Thank you….
Jim Guines says
You are really demonstrating the value of a news concept like Flaglerlive to a local community. Your services have been invaluable to this community. Flaglerlive is far faster that local print media.
The Truth says
The county has done a piss poor job informing their residents of what’s going on. Many say to check the FlaglerEmergency website often but it’s always the same information.
Thank you FlaglerLive!
jc says
Thanks so much for your coverage of the fires. The maps helps quite a bit, kindly keep us updated.
pmorrow says
I’ve lived in this county for 20 yrs. and until Pierre came along you could never find out important information about anything. It’s always been so frustrating until now! Thank you so much Pierre you are invaluable to our community! As someone commented earlier Flaglerlive is by far faster than print media, by the time you read the newspaper it’s old news and the coverage is questionable. I have donated to Flaglerlive in the past and intend to do so in the future, I hope that others will do the same it’s simple and easy to do. Pierre thanks again for all your hard work!!
Jojo says
I sent my donation today for Flagler Live. Well worth the donation even though it wasn’t a whole lot. I hope other people donate to help cover costs.
Jack J says
Being in New York State for the summer months makes FlaglerLive even more important to us. Thank you Pierre for the good news coverage.
Laura says
This compilation is gold.
The past weeks have been pensive to say the least.
Every time I click on Flagler Live, I have been brought instantly up to date
with the hot monsters that seek to devour us.
We are grateful for the attention & energy you have given to this flaming season,
in travel hours, communication with authorities, perfectly placed camera angles, the writing process,
(with which you are gifted), and delivering the information to us in warp speed time.
Kudos to your family for their support and sacrifice of your presence in these past weeks.
Let it rain.
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palmcoaster says
Thank you Flagler Live for your unique and efficient approach to this vital information to us. Flagler Emergency web- site a real joke. What a waste of our tax dollars as usual by county officials.
volusiareader says
Thank you! This is very helpful! Is there one for Volusia too?
Jim J says
Thank you for the information. As others have said the Councy and Cities have done a piss poor job. Only flagler live has really keep the residents of Flagler County informed.