Forest Fires in Spain, France and Other European Countries, in Maps and Charts
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There are fewer fires, but with a higher average on burned hectares
France has faced the worst forest fires since the end of the Second World War, and in Spain, for the first time in its history, the Government declared a national emergency because of large-scale forest fires.
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Of these, as announced by the fire department, 22 were treated immediately, in their initial stage, while the fire department is still dealing with 3 more.
In France and Spain, devastating forest fires are raging. The phenomenon is by no means new - but the timing and strength of fires are unusual in both countries. Maps and diagrams show the enormous extent of fires in comparison to previous years.
Over the past 20 years, Europe has seen an increase in the area burned every year. The worst year of forest fires since there were records was 2025, when more than 1 million hectares burned.
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