It’s been more than three weeks since the eruption of the devastating Southern California wildfires that torched much of Pacific Palisades and Altadena.

A near-complete damage assessment of the two major January fires, among the most destructive on record in California, was released this week. The fires started Jan. 7 at the height of a Santa Ana windstorm that fanned flames.

Palisades Fire:

• 6,837 Structures Destroyed
  • 5,419 homes
  • 135 multi-family homes
  • 3 mixed use structures 
  • 158 commercial structures
  • 1,115 minor structures
  • 1 infrastructure unit
• 1,017 Structures Damaged
  • 764 homes
  • 52 multi-family homes
  • 39 commercial structures
  • 111 minor structures

Eaton Fire:

• 9,418 Structures Destroyed
  • 6,011 homes
  • 100 multi-family homes
  • 4 mixed use structures 
  • 154 commercial structures
  • 3,134 minor structures
  • 1 infrastructure units
• 1,073 Structures Damaged
  • 645 homes
  • 22 multi-family homes
  • 30 commercial structures
  • 208 minor structures

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The two fires burned a combine 37,469 acres; the Palisades Fire burned 23,448 acres and the Eaton Fire burned 14,021 acres

The Palisades Fire sits at 98% containment Friday morning, while the Eaton Fire is nearly extinguished at 99%.