California wildfires by the numbers

Over 13,000 families are without homes this Thanksgiving in the wake of the deadly and devastating Camp Fire that ripped through Butte County in Northern California.

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23 Kasım 2018 - 02:00

Over 13,000 families are without homes this Thanksgiving in the wake of the deadly and devastating Camp Fire that ripped through Butte County in Northern California.

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The death toll has climbed to 83 in the Camp Fire, now the the deadliest on record in the state.

"PHOTO: — SLIDESHOW: SLIDESHOW: Recovery efforts continue after wildfires destroyed parts of California

The same day the Camp Fire ignited, another unprecedented and deadly blaze hit the southern part of the state.

Here is a closer look at the fires by the numbers:

(MORE: 'I thought I was gonna die right there': Nurse's harrowing escape from Camp Fire)

Camp Fire

-- Started on Nov. 8 in Butte County in Northern California

-- 83 people have died, making the Camp Fire the deadliest in California’s history

-- 153,336 acres burned

-- 90 percent contained

-- 13,906 homes destroyed, 514 commercial buildings destroyed and 4,232 other buildings destroyed

-- 1,885 fire personnel involved

(MORE: Husband and wife, ages 92 and 82, lose home in California wildfire, vow to rebuild: 'That's our home. We have to')

In less than two weeks, the #WoolseyFire & #CampFire damaged & destroyed thousands of homes, injured first responders, & took the lives of over 80 individuals. CAL FIRE’s first responders will continue to work through Thanksgiving to protect Californians against further loss. pic.twitter.com/S66E6NtCNv
— CAL FIRE (@CAL_FIRE) November 21, 2018