Jesusita Fire map

Here's another map that seems to have more detail and is open to contributions from the community: http://bit.ly/4UnEC

this map is wrong..." West Camino Cielo" is actually East Camino Cielo.
when you get to the top of San Marcos Pass and you make a left ... it is East. i know it is confusing. in Santa Barbara we are facing South towards the ocean... check it out! please!

Google's error; talk to them.

The map is correct. It is north up, which means to the left is west and to the right east.

asking again, why doesn't the map show the approximate outline of the burn area?

the fire jumped and spot burned all over that area

Thanks WebAdmin....the quote from Yarazul, "when you get to the top of San Marcos Pass and you make a left ... it is East. i know it is confusing. in Santa Barbara we are facing South towards the ocean... check it out! please!" threw me off.
I assume from Santa Barbara , heading to San Marcos Pass you're heading N/NW. So a left would be west, or SW, not east, as is stated.
Anyway, I looked at Mapquest and saw the Hwy 154 demarcation. Thanks for the correction to my incorrect defense of Google.
Following it all closely, praying for safety and a quick end to the fire.

There's been an update for warning evacuations south and east. Will this map be updated?
Thx

Hey, where is the news for right now (going on 4:45 p.m.) I'm evacuated off APS, down in Summerland, coming back from Carp just now it looks like it's stretched to the next ridge toward Montecito, there was a string of ambulances coming north on 101, flashing lights, 10 firefighters injured....the television coverage is abysmal...what's happening? thanks

p.s. hey Randy are you and Jan safe? I'm thinking about you.

The split of west and east camino cielo occurs at the top of gibralter, no san marcos pass

The official map, updated by SB County, is at http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&a...

It is located at the bottom right of this page: http://www.countyofsb.org/ceo/dept0.aspx...

I've been monitoring it and they update it per evacuation updates.

Robert, that maps states that is *not* an official map...

the LA times has a really great map that shows all the new Evac boundaries and also the old Tea and Gap fire perimeters.

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&a...

Except their map doesn't have the most recent information, as it is still shows areas under Mandatory Evacuations, when they have been downgraded (as the map above shows) to warnings, allowing the residents to return.

"40% contained" means the fire is less than half contained? And yet mandatory evacuations have been 'downgraded" to "evacuation alert" so that people can "repopulate" their homes?. Moving back into areas of "evacuation alert" still means you have to be ready to leave, doesn't it? Why is everyone moving back into alert areas and unpacking, when this fire is not fully contained? I don't get this. And there is no up to date map, or any information that I can find - anywhere - that shows what is going on as of this moment. A little frustrating.

@stinkycatfish, you may be thinking of Mountain Drive; which divides at Coyote Road into Mountain Drive and East Mountain Drive, but has a funny relationship with Gibraltar.

Camino Cielo is bisected at San Marcos Pass (HWY 154).
http://maps.yahoo.com/#mvt=m&lat=34....