Fires near Crace (ACT)
One bushfire is currently detected within about 25 km of Crace, Australian Capital Territory. The map shows where, with official warnings; zoom in for satellite hotspots, fire boundaries, road closures and air quality. Distances are measured to the actual fire, not to the suburb boundary.
Fires near Crace
Crace is a locality in the Unincorporated ACT council area, Australian Capital Territory. Fire and emergency response is led by ACT Emergency Services Agency, and the higher-risk fire period is typically summer (about November to March).
Frequently asked questions
Are there fires near Crace right now?
Satellite detections are currently showing fire activity within about 25 km of Crace: Yass Valley (9.8 km). Open any of them for its own page, map and detection history. Distances are measured to the detected heat, not to a property.
When is the fire season around Crace?
In Australian Capital Territory the higher-risk fire period is typically summer (about November to March). Check the current fire danger rating and any total fire ban before lighting a fire or working outdoors.
Who responds to a fire at Crace?
Fire and emergency response in the Unincorporated ACT council area is led by ACT Emergency Services Agency. This site is not an emergency service and issues no warnings — in an emergency call 000.
How accurate is the fire location shown?
Each fire is a cluster of satellite heat detections, so its position is accurate to a few hundred metres at best and its shape is approximate. Suburb boundaries are also approximate. Use this page for awareness, never for a decision about whether to leave.
Always follow your state fire agency and call 000 in an emergency — satellite detections are unconfirmed.
Unincorporated ACT · Australian Capital Territory · Warnings · Fire danger