Leading California wildfires by number of fatalities 1933-2018
Leading California wildfires from 1933 to 2018, by number of fatalities
This statistic illustrates the leading California wildfires from 1933 to 2018, by number of fatalities. The Camp Fire, which occurred in November 2018, is the deadliest fire in California history, with 85 fatalities. The second deadliest wildfire was the Griffith Park fire in October 1933, with 29 fatalities.
Leading California wildfires from 1933 to 2018, by number of fatalities
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