The Mendocino Complex fire has become California’s

biggest ever

Between 2006 and 2009 California saw six wildfires which destroyed 1,744.2 square miles of land, that’s nine tenths the size of the Grand Canyon national park

At 454.2 square miles and growing, the Mendocino Complex fire is already larger than New York, becoming California's biggest ever fire

The Mendocino Complex fire has become California’s biggest ever

Between 2006 and 2009 California saw six wildfires which destroyed 1,744.2 square miles of land, that’s nine tenths the size of the Grand Canyon national park

At 454.2 square miles and growing, the Mendocino Complex fire is already larger than New York, becoming California's biggest ever fire

The Mendocino Complex fire has become California’s biggest ever

Between 2006 and 2009 California saw six wildfires which destroyed 1,744.2 square miles of land, that’s nine tenths the size of the Grand Canyon national park

At 454.2 square miles and growing, the Mendocino Complex fire is already larger than New York, becoming California's biggest ever fire