California Wildfire Map Update: Where Are The Fires Still Burning?

California Wildfires — Many California wildfires, pictured August 17, 2016, have remained in October active due to strong winds. Getty Images

Firefighters in Northern California continue to tackle the deadly wildfires that have swept the region since Sunday. More than 212,000 acres have been destroyed and the death toll has reached 36, according to reports.

California Gov. Jerry Brown confirmed that the state has managed to secure additional federal aid for affected residents in Napa and Sonoma counties. Brown previously acquired the ability to make a state of emergency declaration, which is in effect for several counties, including Yuba and Orange county.

"We'll keep working day and night with our local and federal partners to fight these fires and help residents get back on their feet in these trying times," Brown said in a news release Friday.

Cal Fire updated its list of fires Friday. The list clarified the fires that have remained active and which have been contained.

The strong winds responsible for cultivating the fires have reportedly calmed in parts of the region, which have helped firefighters to take control over the situation. The Lake County Sheriff's Department (LCSD), however, issued an emergency evacuation for civilians residing in Spring Valley and New Long Valley after new wildfires emerged.

"Shortly before 5 am a wildland fire was reported in the area of the Spring Valley Community in Clearlake Oaks," LCSD on its website Saturday. "The residents of Spring Valley are currently under a shelter in place order. The fire is currently burning west away from the Spring Valley Community. Several fire units are on scene fighting the fire."

The blazes stretching across Northern California are said to be considered the deadliest wildfire disaster in the state's history. The death toll is expected to rise, local officials say.

Sonoma County

Pocket Fire: 9,996 acres

Nuns Fire: 44,381 acres

Tubbs Fire: 34,770 acres

Pressly Fire: 473 acres

37 Fire: 1,660 acres, 100% contained

Napa County

Partrick Fire: 12,379 acres

Atlas Fire: 48,228 acres

Tubbs Fire: 34,770 acres

Orange County

Canyon 2 Fire: 9,217 acres

Mendocino County

Redwood Complex: 10,000 acres