Napa County’s evacuation map for the Glass Fire, which started before sunrise Sunday along Crystal Springs Road and had burned 1,000 acres by noon.

More than 265,000 acres in Napa County are proposed for the red “very high” hazard zone, or slightly more than half of the county. That’s a 32.5% jump from the existing map, released in 2007.

Interactive Map: Glass Fire in Napa County grows to 2,500 acres, 0% contained by: KRON4 Staff. Posted: Sep 27, 2020 / 06:06 AM PDT. Updated: Sep 27, 2020 / 09:51 PM PDT.

For many Napa County residents, a short trip to the store or a ride to work should be an easy choice: hop on a bike, take a quick walk. But for a lot of people, it’s not that simple.

NAPA, Calif. (KRON) – Napa County on Tuesday revealed an interactive map that shows properties damaged and destroyed in the Glass Fire.. The map displays preliminary information from Cal Fire ...

Click “accept” or “decline” to see the full Zonehaven map or search for an address. The Old Fire was reported around 3:30 p.m. in the hills near Silverado Country Club.

The extent of the devastation to the Napa Valley is evident in a damage assessment map based on Cal Fire data recently released by Napa County that maps — and in many cases includes photos ...

Click “accept” or “decline” to see the full Zonehaven map or search for an address. The Old Fire was reported around 3:30 p.m. in the hills near Silverado Country Club.

Napa County is hardly unique in seeing the “very high” fire hazard acreage grow with the proposed map. Across California, the number of acres is proposed to increase 14.6%, to almost 17 ...