Photos before and after the Camp fire reveal a town destroyed

A McDonald’s. A gas station. Thousands of homes. Residents of the town of Paradise lost everything.

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection is conducting an inventory of the damage. So far the agency has found more than 15,000 buildings ruined by the Camp fire.

Throughout their investigation they’ve taken thousands of photos. Here are some of them.

McDonald's

On Clark Road

April 2018 (Google Street View)
November 2018 (Cal Fire)

Black Bear Diner

On Clark Road south of the McDonald's

April 2018 (Google Street View)
November 2018 (Cal Fire)

Valero gas station

At the corner of Elliott Road and Skyway

April 2018 (Google Street View)
November 2018 (Cal Fire)

Fickett Lane

On the eastern side of Paradise

May 2012 (Google Street View)
November 2018 (Cal Fire)

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

On the corner of Buschmann and Clark roads

July 2012 (Google Street View)
November 2018 (Cal Fire)

Sequoia Court

In northern Paradise

July 2012 (Google Street View)
November 2018 (Cal Fire)

Jack in the Box

At the corner of Skyway and Oliver Road

April 2018 (Google Street View)
November 2018 (Cal Fire)

White Water Saloon

At the corner of Clark and Pearson roads

April 2018 (Google Street View)
November 2018 (Cal Fire)

Merrill Road

In the northeastern corner of Paradise

July 2012 (Google Street View)
November 2018 (Cal Fire)

Gold Nugget Museum

On Pearson Road in the center of town

May 2012 (Google Street View)
November 2018 (Cal Fire)

See all the photos here.