2002 Large-Loss Fires - Large-loss fires resulted in USD 699.3 million in direct property loss in 2002.

Badger, Stephen G. | Online Contents | 2003

NFPA STUDIES: 2007 U.S. LARGE LOSS FIRES - Seventy-one fires resulted in losses of $5 million or more each. Together, these large-loss fires resulted in over $3.5 billion in direct property loss, killed 19 civilians, and injured 168 firefighters and 67 civilians.

Badger, Stephen G. | Online Contents | 2008

U.S. LARGE-LOSS FIRES IN 2009 In 2009, 24 fires resulted in losses of $10 million or more each, for a total direct property loss of roughly $940 million.

Badger, Stephen G | Online Contents | 2010

NFPA REPORTS - CATASTROPHIC MULTIPLE-DEATH FIRES IN 2011

Badger, Stephen G | Online Contents | 2012

NFPA REPORTS - LARGE-LOSS FIRES IN THE UNITED STATES IN 2012 - In 2012, 10 fires resulted in more than $20 million in property damage, and two of the three costliest were wildland events, led by Colorado's Waldo Canyon Fire.

Badger, Stephen G | Online Contents | 2013