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Palo Pinto County, TX · 2026

Ross Fire map & updates

The Ross Fire burned in Palo Pinto County, TX (1 Miles W from Palo Pinto, TX). Final reported size 89,989 acres, 100% contained.

StatusContainedrecord updated 2026-10-01
Size89,989 acres≈ 141 sq mi
Containment100%as last reported
CauseHumanEquipment and vehicle use

Ross Fire map

Shaded area: the latest mapped fire perimeter (2026-09-15). Dot: point of origin. Sources: NIFC WFIGS incident record and interagency perimeters. Official evacuation orders come from the county — this map doesn't show them.

Where is the Ross Fire?

Nearest citiesDistance from origin
Fort Worth, TX59 mi
Burleson, TX61 mi
Haltom City, TX62 mi
North Richland Hills, TX65 mi
Keller, TX66 mi
Hurst, TX68 mi

Straight-line distance from the point where the fire started, protecting agency: SFS.

Timeline

  • Discovered — August 24, 2026
  • Contained — September 16, 2026
  • Controlled — September 23, 2026
  • Latest mapped perimeter — September 15, 2026
  • Record last updated — October 1, 2026

Other large fires within 25 miles

FireAcresYearFrom this fire
Dempsey Fire11,59820226 mi
Lazy Fire1,80020228 mi
Pennington Creek Fire2,654202014 mi
Surprise Fire4,48320181 mi
337 Fire1,215201817 mi
Gallum Ranch Road Fire1,458201622 mi

Wildfires of 1,000+ acres since 2014 whose origin was within 25 miles (NIFC WFIGS).

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Questions

Where is the Ross Fire?

In Palo Pinto County, TX, 1 Miles W from Palo Pinto, TX. The nearest city in our list is Fort Worth, TX, about 59 miles from where the fire started.

How big is the Ross Fire?

89,989 acres (about 141 square miles) by the latest reported size.

Is the Ross Fire contained?

It was reported 100% contained.

What caused the Ross Fire?

The cause is recorded as human (equipment and vehicle use). Causes often stay undetermined until the investigation closes.

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