Home fires with ten or more fatalities

 

 Date  Location  Number of deaths
 September 4, 1982  California apartment building  24 deaths
 January 9, 2022  Bronx apartment building  17 deaths
 December 24, 1989  Tennessee apartment building  16 deaths
 July 5, 1982  Connecticut apartment building  14 deaths
 December 28, 2017  New York apartment building  13 deaths
 January 5, 2022  Philadelphia row house  12 deaths
 May 3, 1993  California apartment building  12 deaths
 September 30, 1987  Wisconsin single-family home  12 deaths
 December 18, 1980  Utah apartment building  12 deaths
 January 3, 2001  Delaware single family dwelling  11 deaths
 January 11, 1981  Illinois single-family home  11 deaths
 March 10, 2005  Louisiana single-family townhouse  11 deaths
 March 22, 1998  Pennsylvania seasonal dwelling  11 deaths
 May 13, 1985  Pennsylvania row house  11 deaths
 October 24, 1981  New Jersey apartment building  11 deaths
 August 26, 2018  Illinois two-family dwelling  10 deaths
 September 12, 2016  Tennessee single-family dwelling  10 deaths
 April 3, 2008  Pennsylvania two-story single family  10 deaths
 February 6, 2007  Kentucky single-family dwelling  10 deaths
 March 7, 2007  New York single-family dwelling  10 deaths
 September 12, 2004  Ohio apartment buildings  10 deaths
 April 26, 1997  California single-family dwelling  10 deaths
 February 16, 1991  Connecticut apartment building  10 deaths
 December 9, 1991  Illinois apartment building  10 deaths
 January 1, 1989  Minnesota single-family home  10 deaths
 February 8, 1984  Pennsylvania single-family home  10 deaths
 May 14, 1982  Maryland row house  10 deaths
 October 28, 1980  Illinois apartment building  10 deaths

The term home includes one- or two-family homes, manufactured homes, and apartments or other multifamily housing, regardless of ownership

Source: NFPA's Fire Incident Data Organization

Updated: 1/22