Santa Rosa Fire Map: Location of Napa, Tubbs & Atlas Fires

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CalFire California wildfires as of October 13.

Raging wildfires devastated areas of California’s wine country, with the scenes emerging from Santa Rosa especially heartbreaking. At least 31 people had died, and more were missing in the fires. The governor declared a state of emergency in Napa, Sonoma, and Yuba counties throughout the wine-making region.

You can assess neighborhood damage through this aerial map created by the City of Santa Rosa. Be aware that the red marks indicate vegetation, not fire location, in this map.

CaltopoTubbs Fire burn map.

This is the latest evacuation zone as of October 14:

This is one of the best continually updated, interactive burn maps for tracking the Tubbs Fire; this map also. Satellite imagery also captured the blazes; the Tubbs fire in the Santa Rosa area alone has destroyed more than 1,000 structures and was threatening thousands more as of October 13.

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CalFireLocation of the California wildfires.

This website also has an updated fire tracking map. You can see more maps below. Most of the deaths occurred in Sonoma County, where Santa Rosa is located.

More satellite loops and maps:

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Videos showed the extensive damage. According to ABC News, as of October 11, “Nearly 88,000 acres have been burned in the six major fires, including the Tubbs Fire in Napa County which has grown to 30,000 acres. More than 2,000 structures have been destroyed statewide, that includes homes and businesses and several wineries.”

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Tubbs Fire as of October 13.

Tubbs was 25 percent contained as of October 13.

Here’s another view:

As of the morning of October 13, here was the latest evacuation map from the Santa Rosa Fire Department:

Santa Rosa FDSanta Rosa fire evacuation map as of October 13.

CalFire reported of the Tubbs Fire threatening Santa Rosa:

Last Updated: October 10, 2017 6:46 pm
Date/Time Started: October 08, 2017 9:45 pm
Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit
County: Napa County
Location: off of Hwy 128 and Bennett Ln, Calistoga
Acres Burned – Containment: 27,000 acres
Structures Threatened: 16,000+
Structures Destroyed: 571 structures destroyed – 550 residental, 21 commercial
Evacuations:

RE-POPULATION AND EVACUATION ORDER UPDATE

Re-Population Effective Tuesday, October 10, 2017 at 5 P.M.: The evacuation order for Forestville Area to include, Guerneville Road, Highway 116 North, Mirabel Road, Laguna Road and Olivet Road has been lifted.

Some evacuation centers may close throughout the day, however sheltering will be available throughout the night. Please check sonomacounty.ca.gov for shelter updates.

Go to https://srcity.org/610/Emergency-Information for the latest updates on Tubbs Fire evacuations.
Road Closures: Calistoga @ Rincon, SR-128 @ Chalk Hill Road, US-101 s/b @ Hopper, US-101 n/b @ River, US-101 s/b @ River, US-101 n/b @ Bicentennial, Mark West Springs @ Old Redwood, Highway US-101 n/b @ Mendocino, and Mark West Springs @ Sutter Hospital
Total Fire Personnel: 647
Total Fire Engines: 84
Total Fire Crews: 6
Total Helicopters: 7
Total Dozers: 13
Total Water Tenders: 17

This map lists businesses that were destroyed in Santa Rosa:

According to ABC 7, “At least five brush fires burning in Napa, Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino Counties have ignited structures and forced residents to evacuate.”

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Here is the statewide fire map:

Here is the CalFire evacuation map:

This map also has live locations of active fires.

You can see more maps later in this article.

The Fire Department also has a continually updated evacuation list. You can read it here.

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As of the morning of October 11, the Fire Department wrote:

Evacuation orders have issued for residents of the following Santa Rosa neighborhoods due to approaching fires

NEW: Annadel Heights area, bordered north by Parktrail Drive and west by Summerfield Road
All of Oakmont area east of Melita Road. The Nuns fire has reached the Oakmont area and Oakmont is now surrounded on all three sides by fire.
Cross Creek Road
Sky Farm Drive
Saint Andrews Drive
All residences north Fountaingrove Parkway
Montecito Heights
The Hopper Avenue Area West of Coffey Lane (Between Dennis Lane and Hopper Avenue to the north and south and Coffey Lane and Barnes Road to the east and west)
All residences east of Fulton Road, between Piner Road and Guerneville Road
Kaiser Permanente Hospital and Sutter Hospital are being evacuated
All residences in Rincon Valley north of Montecito Blvd from Brush Creek Road to eastern city limits at Calistoga Road
In addition the Sonoma County Sheriff has issued evacuation orders at the following areas of unincorporated Bennett Valley: Sonoma Mountain, Bennett Ridge Road, Enterprise Road.

EVACUATION SHELTERS OPENED:

Sonoma County Fairgrounds at 1350 Bennett Valley Road, Santa Rosa (LARGE ANIMALS)
Grace Pavilion in Sonoma County Fairgrounds, 1350 Bennett Valley Rd, Santa Rosa
Elsie Allen High School, 599 Bellevue Avenue, Santa Rosa (AT CAPACITY, MEDICAL SUPPORT AVAILABLE)
Finley Community Center at 2060 West College Avenue, Santa Rosa
Cook Middle School at 2480 Sebastopol Road, Santa Rosa (MEDICAL SUPPORT)
Santa Rosa Veterans Building at 1351 Maple Avenue, Santa Rosa (THIS SHELTER IS AT CAPACITY)

Two of the fires in the North Bay area were considered most dangerous. “Two of the largest fires burning in the North Bay are the Atlas Fire, about 5 miles northeast of downtown Napa, and one that has forced evacuations in the northern part of Santa Rosa,” reported the Mercury News.

You can see an updated list of Napa County evacuations here. Here is a list of all evacuations, including in Sonoma County.

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The Sonoma County Sheriff reported on October 10, “All evacuation orders are still in effect. We’ve received more than 200 reports of missing people. We’ve located about 45 of those missing people. Unfortunately, we can confirm 9 fire-related deaths.”

Our hearts go out to the families and friends who have lost someone or are searching for a loved one. Every deputy who isn’t sleeping is working. We will get through this together.

CalFire provides an updated list of active wildfires. As of the afterboon of October 10, it listed the following information about the Atlas and Tubbs blazes as well as other fires in the are (the following was the latest available as of 5 p.m.):

Tubbs Fire (Central LNU Complex): Updated: October 10, 2017 1:05 pm
County: Napa County
Location: off of Hwy 128 and Bennett Ln, Calistoga
Acres Burned – Containment: 27,000 acres
Evacuation Info: Some evacuation centers may close throughout the day, however sheltering will be available throughout the night. Please check sonomacounty.ca.gov for shelter updates.

Go to https://srcity.org/610/Emergency-Information for the latest updates on Tubbs Fire evacuations.

Pocket Fire (Central LNU Complex): more info… Updated: October 10, 2017 1:13 pm
County: Sonoma County
Location: off of Pocket Ranch Rd and Ridge Ranch Rd, Geyserville
Acres Burned – Containment: 1,200 acres
Evacuation Info: Some evacuation centers may close throughout the day, however sheltering will be available throughout the night. Please check sonomacounty.ca.gov for shelter updates. Go to https://srcity.org/610/Emergency-Information for the latest updates on Tubbs Fire evacuations.

Atlas Fire (Southern LNU Complex): more info… Updated: October 10, 2017 8:21 am
County: Napa County
Location: off of Altas Peak Rd, south of Lake Berryessa
Acres Burned – Containment: 25,000 acres
Evacuation Info: Mandatory:

Monticello Park, Silverado Country Club, Hardman/McKinley/Estee, Circle Oaks, Buhman, Wild Horse Valley Road, Silverado Trail from Trancas to SR 128, SR 128 to Moskowite

Advisory: Lovall Valley

Evacuation Shelters:
Calistoga Fairgrounds:
1435 N Oak St, Calistoga, CA 94515

Napa Valley College Gym,
1088 College Ave, St Helena, CA 94574

Crosswalk Community Church (FULL),
2590 1st Street Napa, CA 94558

Animal Shelters:
Napa County Animal Shelter (Small Animals)
942 Hartle Ct., Napa, CA 94559

Solano College (Large Animals)
4000 Suisun Valley Rd., Fairfield, CA 94534

Nuns Fire (Southern LNU Complex): more info… Updated: October 10, 2017 8:20 am
County: Sonoma County
Location: Hwy 12, north of Glen Ellen
Acres Burned – Containment: 5,000 acres
Evacuation Info: Mandatory: Monticello Park, Silverado Country Club, Hardman/McKinley/Estee, Circle Oaks, Buhman, Wild Horse Valley Road, Silverado Trail from Trancas to SR 128, SR 128 to Moskowite, Monteceto/Monte Vista

Advisory: Lovall Valley

Evacuation Shelters:
Calistoga Fairgrounds
1435 N Oak St, Calistoga, CA 94515

Crosswalk Community Church (FULL)
2590 1st Street Napa, CA 94558

Napa Valley College Gym
1088 College Ave, St Helena, CA 94574

Animal Shelters:
Napa County Animal Shelter (Small Animals)
942 Hartle Ct.
Napa, CA 94559

Solano Community College (Large Animals)
4000 Suisun Valley Rd.
Fairfield, CA 94534

The fire in Santa Rosa is officially known as the Tubbs Fire.

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ABC 7 reports that it’s burned 20,000 acres and forced evacuations and school closings. According to the Mendocino Sheriff, Schools in the Ukiah and Willits Unified School Districts were closed on October 9.

The Weather Channel reports that another fire “near Atlas Peak in the hills above Napa led to the evacuation of hundreds of homes.” That blaze is being called the “Atlas Fire.” (CalFire says it’s burned 200 acres.)

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There is yet another wildfire that is “burning near Calistoga” and also prompted evacuations “from the area of Knights Valley in Sonoma County to Tubbs Lane in Napa Valley,” the Weather Channel reported. The fires are collectively being called the Napa Fires or the North Bay Fires.

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“The Napa Valley wildfires spread quickly thanks to strong north to northeast winds on the backside of what was Winter Storm Aiden, bringing snow to the Rockies,” senior weather.com meteorologist Jon Erdman said, according to the Weather Channel.

Dramatic videos were posted to social media of the scene.

See before and after photos from the fires:

You can see videos of the Santa Rosa and Napa fires here: