Snakes in Georgia
Snake species of Georgia
Every snake in the atlas, in one index. An empty cell means we have no source yet — we do not invent it.
22
Snakes in the atlas
7
Venomous
5
Families
Index
One table for every snake
Name, venom, regions, and size — only where a profile has a source. The snakes guide is the overview; this is the complete list.
Many newly listed checklist snakes still have empty regional maps. Filter by venomous/harmless and family. The western Colchic venomous species is the Caucasus viper (Vipera kaznakovi). Each row opens a full profile.
Catalog
22 snakes in the index
Photo, names, venom, range, size, habitat. Activity appears only if it is in the stats. An em dash is a missing field, not a zero.
Related guides
Continue with thematic pages.
Identification, range, safety, and species indexes are grouped on connected pages so you can reach what you need without leaving the topic.
FAQ
What people ask about the list
Short answers - detailed information is on profiles.
This index is the atlas’s current snake catalog from the checklist. The number changes with taxonomy — here you see what is already published.
Filter to “Venomous”. The full safety guide is separate: giurza, the vipers, and one rear-fanged species.
Regions are filled only from confirmed records. Newly listed checklist snakes are often still unmapped — that is a gap, not an invented range.
This index is the atlas’s current checklist catalog. Taxonomy changes; empty cells mean we have no source yet — not that the species is absent.
Next step
From the index to a profile
Pick a row. The venomous guide, ID guide, and regions sit on the snakes page.