20,000: Volunteers who fought the fires around the state

35: Communities that lost homes and public buildings

10: Number of days the fires burned with highest intensity, Oct. 16-25. The fires were declared completely extinguished Nov. 14 at 4 p.m.

113: Days without rain before the fires began

15: Number of people who died statewide due to the fire

3,500: People displaced statewide

851: Permanent homes destroyed statewide

397: Camps/cottages destroyed statewide

213,000: Total acreage burned

20,120: Acres that burned in Fryeburg, Denmark, Brownfield, Cornish, Hiram and Porter

109,100: Acres that burned in Parsonfield, Newfield, Limerick, Shapleigh, Waterboro, Hollis, Alfred, Lyman, Dayton, Wells, Kennebunk

130: Acres burned in Durham

307: Acres burned in Brunswick

2,650: Acres burned in Richmond

1,200: Acres burned in Livermore Falls, Fayette

410: Acres burned in Anson

2,496: Acres burned in Madison, Norridgewock

900: Acres burned in Carmel

17,188: Acres burned in Bar Harbor

19,970: Acres burned in Centerville, Jonesboro, Whitneyville, Roque Bluffs, Machias

21,910: Acres burned in Biddeford and Kennebunkport

Source: National Interagency Fire Agency, Brick Store Museum in Kennebunk