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This is a list of notable wildfires.

1987 – The Black Dragon Fire burnt a total of 18 million acres (7,284,348 km2) of forest along the Amur River, with 3 million acres (1,214,058 km2) destroyed on the Chinese side alone and spread to the Soviet side. 1996 – Pat Sin Leng wildfire, Tai Po; 5 hikers killed (3 pupils and 2 teachers) on 10 February.

2020 – Fires in Al Suwayda Governorate in May, followed by Al Hasakah Governorate in the summer, then in Latakia and Hama Governorates in September, next in Latakia again, Homs, and Tartus Governorates in October.

According to the WTO in June 2019 arctic wildfires emitted of CO2. This was more than between 2010 and 2018 combined. Most carbon release was from Alaska and Siberia, but also included other arctic areas e. g., in Canada. In Siberia the temperature was about higher in June 2019 than the average. In Anchorage, Alaska, on 4 July 2019, the temperature was , setting a new all time record high temperature for the town.

2007 Croatian coast fires, burning .

In the fire on the Lüneburg Heath in Lower Saxony in August 1975, of heathland burned, killing 5 firefighters. In May/June 1992 near Weißwasser (Saxony) of forest burned. One firefighter was killed in an accident.

Some wildfires occurred in Greenland in August 2017. There was a large wildfire between Sisimiut and Kangerlussuaq from July to August 2019. It was put out by members of Beredskabsstyrelsen, who were flown in.

1985 Isabela Island forest fire, Galápagos Islands, lost in March.