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xml:space="preserve"> xml:space="preserve"> One of the largest wildfires in California history was 100% contained Thursday after four months of destruction.The Creek Fire torched almost 380,000 acres in and around Sierra National Forest in central California, according to fire officials.Sierra National Forest will remain closed for at least two weeks as rangers clear out various hazards caused by the fire.Three other fires have burned more acres in California, but all three started from multiple sources before combining into giant blazes, according to the Fresno Bee.
Firefighter Ricardo Gomez, of a San Benito Monterey Cal Fire crew, sets a controlled burn with a drip torch while fighting the Creek Fire on Sept.Though the fire destroyed more than 850 buildings, it killed zero people, partially because hundreds were airlifted to safety days after it started.