Over 20 Wildfires Burn 84,000+ Acres Across Utah, Nevada, and Idaho

Impact verdict

Low impact. Loss pathway: Active western US wildfire complex across three states (UT/NV/ID) with 84,000+ acres burned and evacuations underway. The Cottonwood Fire, the largest active US wildfire per the source, is burning through forested/national forest land near Marysvale, Circleville and Beaver County and has prompted evacuations and infrastructure protection efforts. Source-quoted figures of approximately 144 square miles (373 sq km) burned and about 300 residents displaced underscore a sizeable footprint. Limit: No insured loss estimate, no named commercial, industrial or insured property asset damage, and no urban exposure have been identified; the fire footprint is in largely remote/rural forested land (including near Bryce Canyon National Park) with limited identified insured commercial exposure. A Rocky Mountain Power mention indicates potential utility exposure in Beaver County, but no asset damage is confirmed. Materiality remains low absent named insured asset damage or loss estimates.