Women were at first held in blocks 1–10 of Auschwitz I, but from 6 August 1942, 13,000 inmates were transferred to a new women's camp ("Frauenkonzentrationslager" or FKL) in Auschwitz II. This consisted at first of 15 brick and 15 wooden barracks in sector ("Bauabschnitt") BIa; it was later extended into BIb, and by October 1943 it held 32,066 women. In 1943–1944, about 11,000 women were also housed in the Gypsy family camp, as were several thousand in the Theresienstadt family camp.