Reptiles
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. 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
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Identification, range, safety, and species indexes — stay in the same topic instead of returning to the homepage.
FAQ
What people ask about the list
Short answers — depth lives 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.