A mountain fire in Camarillo in Ventura County, California, has caused heavy destruction. A map of the devastating mountain fire shows how the flames continue to burn over thousands of acres of land.

Cal Fire and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection are providing this 3D map of the Mountain Fire in Ventura County. The map allows you to view the current fire perimeter, ...

Cal Fire and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection are providing this 3D map of the Mountain Fire in Ventura County. The map allows you to view the current fire perimeter ...

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CAMARILLO, Calif. (KABC) -- Firefighters continue to make progress on the Mountain Fire, which continues to burn in Ventura County. The Mountain Fire started Wednesday morning and had grown to 32 ...

It also confirmed 800 firefighters were working to put out the blaze. CalFire map of the Mountain Fire. It has burned more than 14,100 acres to the northeast of the city of Oxnard, which is around ...

Evacuations were ordered for the 60-square-mile area shown in red on the map above, including some neighborhoods in Camarillo. The black line indicates the approximate fire perimeter Wednesday ...

The Northeastern U.S. is experiencing ongoing drought conditions, which is helping to fuel an uptick in fire danger. An elevated fire weather outlook was issued Friday by the National Weather ...

The black line on the map above indicates the approximate fire perimeter. The fire had destroyed 132 structures as of Thursday, the Ventura County Fire Department said. Evacuations covered more th ...

The black line on the map above indicates the approximate fire perimeter. The fire had destroyed 132 structures as of Thursday, the Ventura County Fire Department said. Evacuations covered more th ...

CAMARILLO, Calif. (KABC) -- Thousands of residents were forced to flee a fast-moving wildfire, called the Mountain Fire, as it consumed dozens of homes in several Ventura County communities.