After 'Armaggedon': Shocking before and after photos from space and on the ground reveal colossal smoke clouds and communities devastated by California wildfires, which flattened 220,000 acres and killed at least 44 (28 Pics)

• Infernos have caused widespread destruction across large areas of the state since Thursday
• The Camp Fire is the deadliest in state history killing at least 42 in Northern California
• Meanwhile in Southern California firefighters are still battling the Woolsey Fire, which has claimed two lives
• Satellite images show the state cloaked in a massive blanket of smoke that ravaged the Sierra Nevada foothills in the north as well as scenic canyons and beachside celebrity enclaves in the south   
• More than 7,000 structures have been incinerated in the fires, a number that is expected to rise as damage is surveyed and official numbers are tallied 

The satellite images above show the area ravaged by the deadly Camp Fire in Northern California over the last six days. The image at above was taken last Tuesday before the fire broke out and the one at below was taken today

The images above show a wider view of the region north of Sacramento where the Camp Fire torched more than 113,000 acres. The photo at above was taken on November 6 and the one at below was taken a week later on Tuesday

Two other infernos were ignited in Southern California on Thursday, quickly taking over nearly 150 square miles. The affected area north of Los Angeles is pictured above last Tuesday before the wildfires and below today cloaked in smoke

This wider view shows the area in Southern California (above on November 6 and below on November 13) where firefighters are still working tirelessly to corral out-of-control flames from the Woolsey Fire

Paradise resident Gregory Trosset shared the photos above of his home before and after the Camp Fire to Twitter on Monday

Rose Tryon also shared photos of her home before and after it burned down in the Camp Fire last week

A Jack in the Box fast food restaurant is engulfed in flames as the Camp Fire overtook the town of Paradise Thursday night (above) and after the flames were subdued on Friday (below). The restaurant was one of the many buildings destroyed in the fire

ire crews are seen policing a street in Paradise after the worst of the fires passed (above). The road is seen beforehand at below

A McDonald's restaurant in Paradise that was decimated by Camp Fire is pictured before and after the inferno

A pristine beach in Malibu is pictured above prior to the Woolsey Fire and below on Monday as it continued to tear across nearly 100,000 acres north of Los Angeles, casting an orange glow over the devastated region

The visitor center at Leo Carrillo State Park in Los Angeles County is seen before and after it was gutted by flames

A chimney stack is all that's left of this Malibu property after the wildfires razed entire communities to the ground 

A sign advertising Malibu as '21 miles of scenic beauty is pictured above before the Woolsey Fire and below in its wake 

A wooden structure at the Malibu restaurant pictured above and below burned like matches