One week after the deadly Camp Fire ignited in Northern California’s Butte County, drones were allowed to fly above the burn zone to capture a glimpse of the devastation. The blaze is California’s deadliest and most destructive wildfire.
In a matter of days, a massive blaze raging in Northern California became the most destructive and deadliest wildfire on record in state history.
Ferocious, wind-whipped flames from the Camp Fire burning in Butte County have wiped out thousands of homes and left dozens of people dead since igniting on the morning of Nov. 8.
Scroll down to find a breakdown of the historic wildfire by the numbers, as reported by Cal Fire and the Butte County Sheriff's Department.
[NATL-BAY]PHOTOS: Wildfire Ravages Butte County, Leaving Dozens Dead
Injuries, Fatalities and Missing:
Civilian fatalities: 88
Civilian injuries: 0
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Unaccounted for: 158
Firefighter fatalities: 0
Firefighter injuries: 3
Wildfire Size:
Land burned: 153,336 acres
Containment: 100 percent
Structures Damaged and Destroyed:
Single residences destroyed: 13,696
Single residences damaged: 462
Multiple residences destroyed: 276
Commercial buildings destroyed: 528
Commercial buildings damaged: 102
Minor structures destroyed: 4,293
Current Firefighting Effort:
Total personnel: 1,065
Fire engines: 73
Water tenders: 3
Helicopters: 2
Hand crews: 11
Dozers: 3
Paradise Destroyed: Camp Fire Leaves Small California Town in Ashes
Important Dates and Times:
Fire start time: 6:29 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 8
Full containment date: Sunday, Nov. 25
