A wind-whipped firestorm that ignited in the North Bay on Oct. 8 has left at least 42 people dead and destroyed nearly 7,000 structures, including row after row of homes and businesses.
Neighborhoods, such as Coffey Park and Fountaingrove in Santa Rosa, were leveled and left in heaping piles of smoldering rubble.
An interactive map put together by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection illustrates just how devastating and widespread the destruction is.
People can use the map to figure out if a structure in Napa and Sonoma counties was either completely lost (red label) or if it was damaged (yellow label) by the flames.
