"fire area" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a designated or defined area where a fire has occurred or where there is a risk of fire. Example: The campground has a designated fire area where campers can safely build a fire and roast marshmallows.
About 180 properties were destroyed across the 70,000ha fire area.
In the smoke and confusion, Mrs. Karol said, he apparently turned left and ran into the fire area.
The Station Fire area had not burned in about four decades, which he said was about average.
In 1996, he began renovating the house and added an outdoor fire area that he estimates cost around $20,000.
The report said Captain Fowler failed to follow procedures "by not exiting the fire area" when the alarm sounded.
"The spirits came into the fire area here," said the chief, Caleen Sisk-Franco, referring to the tribe's circular, open-air meeting room.
The Camp Fire area shows as many as 700 participating homes in the area and the Hill and Woolsey fire areas show more than 1,400.
Within the crown-fire area of the burn, we chose areas that were cultivated, abandoned (matorral) or pine (Pinus pinaster) woodlands in 1956.
The plants in the post-fire area were far smaller and more limited in water and nutrient content than plants from the fertilised minesites.
High herbivory levels in the post-fire area were not expected under the theoretical framework of kangaroos selecting greater nutrient (especially nitrogen) content of plants [ 12, 19].
At current NPP rates of growth (Figure 6), we can project linearly that it would take nearly 135 years to reestablish the aboveground carbon pools of middle- and late- successional lodgepole pine stands in much of the Falls Fire area.
