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South Korea: wildfires seen from space, 2000-2026

From November 2000 to 15 October 2026, NASA's MODIS satellites detected 15,026 vegetation fires in this country.

Fires detected since 2000
15,026
World rank
#114 of 223
Share of the world
0.01%
Record year
2025
20-year change (Aqua)
+4%
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Fires detected per year

7501.5k200120052010201520202025

Terra from November 2000, Aqua from July 2002. 2026 runs to 15 October.

Year by year data
YearDetections
2001236
2002374
2003361
2004643
2005595
2006520
2007587
2008614
2009678
2010469
2011597
2012512
2013554
2014738
2015743
2016806
2017780
2018536
2019517
2020469
2021463
2022705
2023553
2024460
20251,141
2026356

Fire season: average detections per month, 2003-2025

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In short

2025 is the year with the most detections (1,141); the record month is March 2025, with 772.

The fire season is concentrated between March and May: these three months hold 53% of an average year's detections.

Against 2003-2012, yearly detections in 2016-2025 stayed similar (+4%, Aqua satellite).

The average radiative power of a detection (Aqua satellite) went from 26.1 MW in 2003-2012 to 35.1 MW in 2016-2025.

In 2026 (to 15 October): 356 detections.

Method and sources

Frequently asked questions

South Korea: frequently asked questions

South Korea: how many wildfires are there each year?

On average 610 vegetation fires detected a year by the MODIS satellites in 2003-2025, with a high of 1,141 in 2025.

South Korea: are wildfires increasing?

Against 2003-2012, yearly detections in 2016-2025 stayed similar (+4%, Aqua satellite).

South Korea: when is the fire season?

The fire season is concentrated between March and May: these three months hold 53% of an average year's detections.

South Korea: what was the worst year for wildfires?

2025, with 1,141 detections. The record month was March 2025, with 772.

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