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Keystone Fire, Colorado (2026)

Last changed (08:49 UTC, 3 November 2026). This event is over, so no next check is due.

Over. This fire was reported fully contained. The page keeps its record.

The Keystone Fire in Rio Blanco County, Colorado was discovered on 21 July 2026 and had burned 3,042 acres (1,231 hectares), 100% contained, as of the incident record updated 2 November 2026, according to the National Interagency Fire Center’s WFIGS data.

Map: Keystone Fire, Colorado (2026)
40.22° N, 108.18° W · Colorado, United States · map © Natural Earth
Open on the live mapAll events on 21 July 2026

Key figures

Size
3,042 acres1,231 haSource: NIFC WFIGS
Contained
100%Source: NIFC WFIGS
Discovered
17:22 UTC, 21 July 2026Source: NIFC WFIGS
County
Rio Blanco CountySource: NIFC WFIGS
State
ColoradoSource: NIFC WFIGS
Incident ID
2026-COWRD-000957Source: NIFC WFIGS
Official source

Sources

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Affected area

Nearest towns

  • Craig63 km away · pop. 9,391
  • Glenwood Springs104 km away · pop. 14,004
  • Vernal117 km away · pop. 14,353
  • Grand Junction129 km away · pop. 104,214

Places from the Natural Earth populated places list, by straight-line distance. The source names no towns for this event.

Timeline

  1. 08:49 UTC3 November 2026Gods Eyes recorded it from the feed.
  2. 17:22 UTC21 July 2026The fire was discovered, according to the incident record.

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