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The 2020 bay area fire was a series of destructive wildfires that swept through parts of the bay area in California, causing widespread damage and panic. Despite the efforts of hundreds of firefighters and support personnel, the fires continued to spread, causing evacuations and significant property damage. the causes of the fires were varied, with some caused by lightning strikes and others caused by human activities. The legacy of the fires highlights the need for better fire safety and fire management strategies in California and surrounding areas.

The Camp Fire was reported on November 8 2018 in Butte County. The fire grew rapidly and became the deadliest and largest fire in California history. The fire burned for 17 days, covering over 153,336 acres, destroying over 18,000 structures, and killing 85 people.