Those two fires were among 22 in the TCU September Lightning Complex, in Tuolumne and Calaveras counties. On Wednesday, six of them were 150 acres or larger. Cal Fire put the complex’s combined area at about 12,000 acres (19 square miles).

Parts of Vallecito, Douglas Flat and Murphys were included in the evacuation order for the 2-7 Fire, which by midafternoon Tuesday had burned 500 acres, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. Another evacuation order covered a less populated area near Don Pedro Reservoir, where the 6-5 Fire had burned 3,000 acres.

A wildfire tore through the historic Gold Rush town of Chinese Camp, burning multiple structures as of Wednesday morning. The town is designated a historical landmark and is located about 40 miles from Yosemite National Park in Tuolumne County.

The evacuation area for the Garnet Fire, burning since Aug. 24, was expanded on Labor Day. The wildfire, in the Sierra National Forest east of Fresno, had burned 26,982 acres (42 square miles) with 12% containment by the evening of the holiday, national forest fire managers said.

Fires burning across Tuolumne and Calaveras counties have prompted evacuation orders and reportedly damaged a historic town, Chinese Camp.

Four wildfires burning in western Colorado, including one that’s the fifth-largest on state record, have scorched nearly 170,000 acres, fueled by hot, dry and windy conditions.

A wildfire has prompted evacuation orders and warnings in Tuolumne County. The 6-5 Fire, near the community of Chinese Camp, sparked at 10:34 a.m. and has grown to 2,995 acres, according to Cal Fire.

Colorado has seen about 190,000 acres destroyed by wildfires this summer. See the latest maps and evacuation news.

A new wildfire burning in the Arapaho Roosevelt National Forests forced mandatory evacuations west of Red Feather Lakes in Larimer County on Thursday afternoon.

A fire burning near Silverado Trail wineries prompted evacuation orders in Napa County. The Pickett Fire was reported around 3 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 21, off Pickett Road, near Calistoga. By Sunday morning, it had burned 6,803 acres (10.6 square miles) with 11% containment, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said.