As the Butte County Camp Fire—the most deadly and destructive fire on record in California—continues into its fifth day with no end in sight, tens of thousands of Northern California residents remain under evacuation orders.

Many residents have fled the region entirely or have taken shelter with family, friends, or even strangers outside of the prescribed evacuation zones, but thousands more are relying on the hospitality of designated Red Cross evacuation shelters.

Those attempting to locate loved ones, identify a shelter near them if they believe evacuation orders for their area may be imminent, or receive updates on which shelters are now open and accepting evacuees—and which ones are full—may consult the up to date map below.

As of Tuesday, the Butte County Camp Fire page registers evacuation orders still in effect for the following areas:

• East Bound Highway 162/Oro Quincy Highway at Forbestown Road east to Mountain House Road/4 Mile Ridge Road, including the communities of Berry Creek, Brush Creek, Mountain House and Bloomer Hill
• Paradise, Magalia, Concow, Butte Creek Canyon, and Butte Valley
• Powellton zone
• Lovelock zone
• Humbug zone
• Stirling zone, Stirling City and Inskip
• North Coutelenc zone
• North Fir Haven zone
• Nimshew zone
• Carnegie/Colter zone
• South Firhaven zone
• South Coutelenc zone
• North Pines zone
• South Pines zone
• Old Magalia zone
• Lower Pentz zone
• Morgan Ridge zone
• Lower Clark zone
• Highway 32 at Nopel South all the way to Chico city limits
• Butte Creek Road
• Centerville Road
• Concow
• Pulga
• Yankee Hill
• Skyway from lower Paradise to the Chico city limits
• Morgan ridge
• Highway 70 from Pulga to West branch feather river bridge
• All of Clark Road and all of Pentz road, south to highway 70, everything west to highway 99 and south to highway 149 including all of Butte Valley
• Shippee Road from Highway 149 to Highway 99
• Cherokee Road to Highway 70 to Lake Oroville south to Table Mountain Boulevard