MAPS: A look at each Southern California wildfire

As wildfires continue to spread in Southern California, take a look at where the individual fires are located.

Thomas Fire (Ventura County)

• 231,700 acres burned
• 20 percent contained
• 18,000 homes threatened
• 88,000 residents evacuated
• 868 structures destroyed
• More than 6,400 personnel on site

Latest on the Thomas Fire: http://abc7.la/2B7K6hZ

Creek Fire (Sylmar, Los Angeles County)

• 15,619 acres Burned
• 98 percent Contained
• 60 homes destroyed, 55 damaged
• Most evacuation orders lifted
• 2 significant firefighter injuries (stable condition) & several minor firefighter injuries
• 992 personnel on site

Latest on the Creek Fire: http://abc7.la/2Af4yNT

Lilac Fire (San Diego County)

• 4,100 acres burned
• 90 percent containment
• At least three people burned, one suffered smoke inhalation. Two firefighters injured
• Most evacuations lifted
• At least 151 structures destroyed, 56 damaged

Latest on the Lilac Fire: http://abc7.la/2BJQJ6v

Rye Fire (Santa Clarita, Los Angeles County)

• 6,049 acres burned
• 96 percent contained
• 1 structure destroyed
• No more evacuations

Latest on the Rye Fire: http://abc7.la/2BF9ckw

Skirball Fire (Bel Air, Los Angeles County)

• 422 acres burned
• 85 percent contained
• 6 homes destroyed, 12 damaged
• All evacuations lifted

Latest on the Skirball Fire: http://abc7.la/2B8PK3D

Liberty Fire (Murrieta, Riverside County)

• 300 acres burned
• 100 percent contained
• At least 1 structure and 6 outbuildings destroyed
• No more evacuations

Latest on the Liberty Fire: http://abc7.la/2BKpHMb

Little Mountain Fire (San Bernardino County)

• 260 acres burned
• 100 percent contained
• All resources released
• Evacuations lifted

Latest on the Little Mountain Fire: http://abc7.la/2B2KzSE

Use Cal Fire's interactive map below for a closer look at each fire.