A Thomas Fire perimeter map that CalFire released Friday morning. (Courtesy photo) There are many Thomas Fire maps available, showing where the fire has burned, and when, and where the active ...

The Thomas fire has consumed a quarter of a million acres and resulted in the death of a firefighter. The blaze began on Dec. 4 near Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula. It has become the fourth ...

One California firefighter had a better idea Pacific Coast Highway to reopen near Malibu after January wildfires The Thomas Fire ... This hot spot map shows the active fire. With the fire moving ...

Both maps shows the trio of major fires and their ... His department had deployed a strike team to the Thomas Fire, 400 firefighters to the Creek Fire, and 350 to Skirball. All of LAFD’s ...

The Thomas fire started Monday night, burning homes and destroying 150 structures, including the Vista del Mar Hospital, which had been evacuated. Californians were still being told to leave their ...

The Thomas Fire has spread to near 150,000 acres ... You can follow where the fire is burning with our map below. Related Articles California News | Eaton fire could be first big test for ...

Thomas Fire, Creek Fire, Rye Fire, and Skirball fire have scorched tens of thousands of acres and force the evacuating of hundreds of residents from their homes. Browse our Interactive Map to view ...

The Thomas Fire alone has cost the state more than $74 million to fight and charred 242,500 acres, officials said Thursday evening. Ken Pimlott, director of the California Department of Forestry ...

The Thomas fire started Dec. 4 in Ventura County ... eventually became the largest wildfire on record in California. The map above shows the fire's progression through Dec. 20.

The before-and-after images in the map above show the changed landscape left behind by one of the largest and most destructive wildfires on record in California. The Thomas fire started Dec. 4 in ...

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