Figure 3
The image shows the extent and visual context of the 2024 Jasper Wildfire Complex and is composed of one large map and two photographs labeled “(A)”, “(B)”, and “(C)”. Panel “(A)” at the bottom shows a topographic map of Jasper National Park with the wildfire perimeter highlighted, displaying the burned area, the controlled fireline, and transportation corridors such as roads running through and along the perimeter, with surrounding terrain features and place names visible. A legend identifies the Jasper Wildfire 2024 perimeter and related map symbols. Panel “(B)” at the top left shows a photograph of the south fire, depicting active fire with visible flames, thick smoke rising above forested terrain, and a roadway or valley corridor below. Panel “(C)” at the top right shows a photograph of the northeast fire, with dense smoke plumes rising from burning areas on a hillside and fire activity visible across the landscape.Extent and visual context of the 2024 Jasper Wildfire Complex. (a) Map of the wildfire perimeter in JNP, showing the controlled fireline and transportation corridors; (b) photograph of the south fire; (c) photograph of the northeast fire. Source: Parks Canada (2024)