North American Snakes U.S Large
The following list of ‘North American Snakes” provides a U.S State-by-State presentation of how many Non-venomous and venomous snakes live in each region, including a list of species.
Here is a Guide for you to jump right to your desired state:
- Snakes in Alabama
- Snakes in Alaska
- Snakes in Arizona
- Snakes in Arkansas
- Snakes in California
- Snakes in Colorado
- Snakes in Connecticut
- Snakes in Delaware
- Snakes in Florida
- Snakes in Georgia
- Snakes in Hawaii
- Snakes in Idaho
- Snakes in Illinois
- Snakes in Indiana
- Snakes in Iowa
- Snakes in Kansas
- Snakes in Kentucky
- Snakes in Louisiana
- Snakes in Maine
- Snakes in Maryland
- Snakes in Massachusetts
- Snakes in Michigan
- Snakes in Minnesota
- Snakes in Mississippi
- Snakes in Missouri
- Snakes in Montana
- Snakes in Nebraska
- Snakes in Nevada
- Snakes in New Hampshire
- Snakes in New Jersey
- Snakes in New Mexico
- Snakes in New York
- Snakes in North Carolina
- Snakes in North Dakota
- Snakes in Ohio
- Snakes in Oklahoma
- Snakes in Oregon
- Snakes in Pennsylvania
- Snakes in Rhode Island
- Snakes in South Carolina
- Snakes in South Dakota
- Snakes in Tennessee
- Snakes in Texas
- Snakes in Utah
- Snakes in Vermont
- Snakes in Virginia
- Snakes in Washington
- Snakes in West Virginia
- Snakes in Wisconsin
Snakes in Alabama
There are plenty of Snakes in Alabama. To be a bit more precise, there are approximately 66 known Snake species and subspecies in this beautiful state, 11 of which are venomous. The remaining fifty-five species of snakes in Alabama are non-venomous, posing no threat to humans.
Venomous Snakes in Alabama
Carolina Pygmy Rattlesnake
Dusky Pygmy Rattlesnake
Eastern Cottonmouth
Eastern Coral Snake
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Florida Cottonmouth
Northern Copperhead
Southern Copperhead
Timber Rattlesnake
Western Cottonmouth
Western Pygmy Rattlesnake
Non-Venomous Snakes in Alabama
Gulf salt marsh snake
Mississippi green water snake
Northern ringneck snake
Eastern worm snake
Midwestern worm snake
Northern scarlet snake
Northern black racer
Southern black racer
Redbelly water snake
Yellowbelly water snake
Northern brown snake
Marsh brown snake
Midland brown snake
Northern redbelly snake
Southeastern crown snake
Eastern ribbon snake
Common garter snake
Smooth earth snake
Western earth snake
Eastern earth snake
Broad-banded water snake
Southern banded water snake
Florida banded water snake
Florida green water snake
Diamondback water snake
Midland water snake
Brown water snake
Rough green snake
Corn snake
Black rat snake
Black pine snake
Northern pine snake
Florida pine snake
Gulf crayfish snake
Queen snake
Pine woods snake
North Florida swamp snake
Southern ringneck snake
Mississippi ringneck snake
Eastern indigo snake
Gray rat snake
Western mud snake
Rainbow snake
Eastern hognose snake
Southern hognose snake
Prairie kingsnake
Mole kingsnake
Scarlet kingsnake
Eastern kingsnake
Speckled kingsnake
Black kingsnake
Eastern milk snake
Red milk snake
Eastern coachwhip
Snakes in Alaska
The cold climate is Alaska is just not suited for Reptiles, so it is regarded that no snakes can be found there. However, Hodge (1976) reported several sightings of the Garter Snake.
Snakes in Arizona
There are approximately 39 species of Snakes in Arizona. It is not a huge number like states as Alabama or Texas, but the remarkable fact is the percentage of venomous species of snakes in Arizona. There are 11 of which are venomous. The remaining fifty-five species of snakes in Alabama are non-venomous, posing no threat to humans.
Non venomous Snakes in Arizona
Arizona Long-nosed Snake
Arizona Milk Snake
Arizona mountain kingsnake
Arizona Patch-nosed Snake
Banded Leafnose Snake
Black-necked Garter Snake
Blind snake
Checkered Garter Snake
Coachwhip snake (Red Racer)
Common Kingsnake
Desert Kingsnake
Glossy Snake
Ground Snake
Desert Rosy Boa Snake
Saddled Leafnose Snake
Sonoran Gopher Snake
Western Hognose Snake
Venomous Snakes in Arizona
Arizona coral snake
Banded Burrowing Snake
Sidewinder Rattlesnake
Grand Canyon Rattlesnake
Arizona Black Rattlesnake
Great Basin Rattlesnake
Tiger Rattlesnake
Hopi Rattlesnake
Lyre snake
Mojave Rattlesnake
Night Snake
Northern Blacktail Rattlesnake
Prairie Rattlesnake
Arizona ridge-nosed rattlesnake
Southwestern Blackhead Snake
Speckled Rattlesnake
Western Coral snake
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
Western Shovel-nosed Snake
Brown vine snake
Tropical Vine Snake
Snakes in Arkansas
Out of the 41 species of Snakes in Arkansas, only 6 are venomous. Among them you can find the Southern Copperhead, the Western Cottonmouth and the mighty Timber Rattlesnake.
Non Venomous Snakes in Arkansas
Northern Scarlet Snake
Eastern Racer
Prairie Kingsnake
Speckled Kingsnake
Milk Snake
Eastern Coachwhip
Rough Green Snake
Western Rat Snake
Corn Snake
Ground Snake
Flathead Snake
Worm Snake
Western Worm Snake
Ringneck Snake
Mississippi Green Water Snake
Plainbelly Water Snake
Broad-banded Water Snake
Diamondback Water Snake
Midland Water Snake
Graham’s Crayfish Snake
Gulf crayfish snake
Queen Snake
Midland Brown Snake
Redbelly Snake
Western Ribbon Snake
Common Garter Snake
Rough Earth Snake
Western Earth Snake
Western Mud Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Eastern Corn Snake
Midland Rat Snake
Bullsnake
Northern Pine Snake
Lined Snake
Venomous Snakes in Arkansas
Southern Copperhead
Western Cottonmouth
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
Timber Rattlesnake
Western Pigmy Rattlesnake
Texas Coral Snake
Snakes in California
The number of species of Snakes in California is quite impressive, with 59 species. However, only 17% of them (10) are venomous, among them the Colorado Desert Sidewinder and the Panamint Speckled Rattlesnake.
Non-Venomous Snakes in California
Eastern Worm Snake
Scarlet snake
Black racer
Northern ringneck snake
Southern ringneck snake
Corn snake
Black rat snake
Yellow rat snake
Eastern mud snake
Rainbow Snake
Eastern hognose snake
Southern hognose snake
Mole king snake
Eastern king snake
Scarlet King snake
Eastern milk snake
Eastern coachwhip
Redbelly water snake
Banded water snake
Florida green water snake
Banded water snake
Midland water snake
Northern water snake
Brown water snake
Rough green snake
Pine snake
Glossy crayfish snake
Queen snake
Pine woods snake
California Kingsnake
California Mountain kingsnake
California Striped Whipsnake
Gopher Snake
Aquatic Garter Snake
Terrestrial Garter Snake
Northwestern Garter SnakeCarolina Swamp Snake
Brown snake
Florida redbelly snake
Redbelly Snake
Northern redbelly snake
Southeastern Crown Snake
Peninsula ribbon snake
Eastern Ribbon Snake
Eastern Garter snake
Rough earth snake
Eastern smooth earth snake
Northern Rubber Boa
Southern Rubber Boa
Rosy Boa
Venomous Snakes in California
Copperhead snake
Cottonmouth snake
Eastern diamondback
Timber rattlesnake
Eastern coral snake
Dusky pigmy rattlesnake
Carolina pigmy rattlesnake
Diamondback Rattlesnake
Mojave Desert Sidewinder
Colorado Desert Sidewinder
Snakes in Colorado
There are 26 different species of Snakes in Colorado, of which only 4 are venomous and dangerous to humans. Among them are the fearsom Prairie Rattlesnake and the Midget Faded Rattlesnake. Here’s the complete list.
Non Venomous Snakes in Colorado
Blind Snake
Glossy Snake
Racer
Ringneck Snake: Secure
Great Plains Rat Snake Common
Western Hognose Snake
Night Snake
Common Kingsnake
Milk Snake
Green Snake
Coachwhip
Striped Whipsnake
Watersnake
Bullsnake/Gophersnake
Longnose Snake
Ground Snake
Black-headed Snake
Garter Snake
Arid Land Ribbonsnake
Brown Snake
Lined Snake
Rubber Boa
Venomous snakes in Colorado
Prairie Rattlesnake
Midget Faded Rattlesnake
Massasauga
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
Snakes in Connecticut
There are 14 different species of Snakes in Connecticut, and only 2 are venomous and pose a threat to humans, namely the Copperhead and the Timber Rattlesnake. Here’s the complete list.
Non Venomous Snakes in Connecticut
Black Racer
Northern Brown Snake
Eastern Ratsnake / Black Rat Snake
Garternake
Hog-nosed Snake / Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Milksnake
Northern Watersnake
Red-bellied Snake
Ribbonsnake / Eastern Ribbonsnake
Ring-necked Snake
mooth Greensnake
Worm Snake / Eastern Wormsnake
Venomous Snakes in Connecticut
Copperhead
Timber Rattlesnake
Snakes in Delaware
There are 23 different species of Snakes in Delaware. However, Delaware has among the smallest percentage of venomous snakes in its region (4.3%), with only 1 venomous snake, namely the Northern Copperhead. Here’s the complete list.
Non Venomous Snakes in Delaware
Northern ringneck snakes
Eastern worm snake
Eastern smooth earth snake
Northern brown snakes
Red-bellied snakes
Northern water snake
The plain-belly water snake
The queen snake
Eastern garter snake
Eastern ribbon snake
Corn snakes
Black rat snakes
Black racers
Eastern kingsnakes
Coral snake
Scarlet kingsnake
The eastern milksnake
Coastal plains milk snake
scarlet snake
Hognose snakes
Rough green snakes
Northern pine snake
Venomous Snakes in Delaware
The northern copperhead
Snakes in Florida
There are 55 different species of Snakes in the sunny state of Florida. Approximately 13% of these are venomous and pose a threat to humans. Among them is the Florida Cottonmouth that coils its body when threatened, opens its mouth, ready to bite…
Non Venomous Snakes in Florida
Brahminy Blind Snake
Boa Constrictor – Introduced
Brazilian Rainbow Boa – Introduced
Amazon Tree Boa – Introduced
Burmese Python – Introduced
African Rock Python – Introduced
Ball Python – Introduced
Green Tree Python – Introduced
Corn Snake
Mud Snake
Ribbon Snake
Rainbow Snake
Black Rat Snake
Common Garter Snake
Rough Green Snake
Pine Snake
Redbelly Snake
Eastern Racer
Southern black racer
Scarlet Snake
American Brown Snake
Rough Earth Snake
Smooth Earth Snake
Florida Crown Snake
Southeastern Crown Snake
Rim Rock Crown Snake
Swamp Snake
Short-tailed Snake
Queen Snake
Striped Crayfish Snake
Glossy Crayfish Snake
Pine Woods Snake
Common Kingsnake
Mole Kingsnake
Scarlet Kingsnake
Salt Marsh Snake
Gulf Salt Marsh Snake
Green Water Snake
Brown Water Snake
Banded Water Snake
Midland Water Snake
Plainbelly Water Snake
Coachwhip
Ringneck Snake
Eastern Indigo Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Southern Hognose Snake
Venomous Snakes in Florida
Southern Copperhead
Florida Cottonmouth
Eastern Cottonmouth
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Timber Rattlesnake
Pygmy Rattlesnake
coral snake
Snakes in Georgia
There are 47 different species of Snakes in Georgia. A large chunk of them, more than 20%, are venomous. Among them are the Carolina Pygmy Rattlesnake and the Dusky Pygmy Rattlesnake. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Georgia
Worm Snake (Carphophis amoenus)
Scarlet Snake (Cemophora coccinea)
Black Racer (Coluber constrictor)
Ringneck Snake (Diadophis punctatus)
Indigo Snake (Drymarchon corais)
Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus
Rat Snake (Pantherophis obsoletus)
Mud Snake (Farancia abacura)
Rainbow Snake (Farancia erytrogramma)
Eastern Hognose Snake (Heterodon platirhinos)
Southern Hognose Snake (Heterodon simus)
Mole Kingsnake (Lampropeltis calligaster)
Eastern Kingsnake (Lampropeltis getula)
Milk Snake (Lampropeltis triangulum)
Scarlet Kingsnake (Lampropeltis triangulum elapsoides)
Coachwhip (Masticophis flagellum)
Redbelly Water Snake (Nerodia erythrogaster)
Banded Water Snake (Nerodia fasciata)
Green Water Snake (Nerodia floridana)
Northern Water Snake (Nerodia sipedon)
Brown Water Snake (Nerodia taxispilota)
Rough Green Snake (Opheodrys aestivus)
Pine Snake (Pituophis melanoleucus)
Striped Crayfish Snake (Regina alleni)
Glossy Crayfish Snake (Regina rigida)
Queen snake (Regina septemvittata)
Pine Woods Snake (Rhadinaea flavilata)
Black Swamp Snake (Seminatrix pygaea)
Brown Snake (Storeria dekayi)
Red-bellied Snake (Storeria occipitomaculata)
Florida Brown Snake (Storeria victa)
Southeastern Crowned Snake (Tantilla coronata)
Central Florida Crowned Snake (Tantilla relicta)
Eastern Ribbon Snake (Thamnophis sauritus)
Eastern Garter Snake (Thamnophis sirtalis)
Rough Earth Snake (Virginia striatula)
Smooth Earth Snake (Virginia valeriae)
Venomous Snakes Georgia
Carolina Pygmy Rattlesnake
Dusky Pygmy Rattlesnake
Eastern Coral Snake
Eastern Cottonmouth
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Florida Cottonmouth
Northern Copperhead
Southern Copperhead
Timber Rattlesnake
Western Cottonmouth
Snakes in Hawaii
Due to the mere fact it’s an Island, there are only 3 species of Snakes in Hawaii. However, a surprising 66.6% of them are venomous! That is of course, 2 out of 3. Here’s the short list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Hawaii
Venomous Snakes in Hawaii
The yellow-bellied sea snake
The brown tree snake
Snakes in Idaho
There are only 12 different species of Snakes in Idaho, but 5 of them (41.5%) are venomous. Among them are the Prairie Rattlesnake and the Night Snake. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Idaho
Rubber Boa
Eastern Racer
Striped Whip-snake
Gophersnake
Long-nose Snake
Ground Snake
The Common Garter Snake
Venomous Snakes in Idaho
Prairie Rattlesnake
Northern Pacific Rattlesnake
Ringneck Snake
Night Snake
Terrestrial Garter Snake
Snakes in Illinois
There are 39 different species of Snakes in Illinois, but only 5 of them (12.8%) are venomous. Among them are the Osage Copperhead and the Western Cottonmouth. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Illinois
Eastern Wormsnake
Scarletsnake
Kirtland’s Snake
Eastern Racer
Ring-necked Snake
Gray Ratsnake
Western Foxsnake
Mudsnake
Western Hog-nosed Snake
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Prairie Kingsnake
Common Kingsnake
Milk Snake
Coachwhip
Mississippi Green Watersnake
Plain-bellied Watersnake
Southern Watersnake
Diamondback Watersnake
Northern Watersnake
Rough Greensnake
Smooth Greensnake
Great Plains Ratsnake
Gophersnake
Graham’s Crayfish Snake
Queen Snake
Dekay’s Brownsnake
Red-bellied Snake
Flat-headed Snake
Western Ribbonsnake
Plains Gartersnake
Eastern Ribbonsnake
Common Gartersnake
Lined Snake
Eastern Smooth Earthsnake
Venomous Snakes in Illinois
Northern Copperhead
Osage Copperhead
Western Cottonmouth
Timber Rattlesnake
Massasauga
Snakes in Indiana
There are 34 different species of Snakes in Indiana, but only 4 of them (11.7%) are venomous. Among them are the Massasauga and the Timber Rattlesnake. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Indiana
Butler’s Gartersnake
Common Gartersnake
Eastern Ribbonsnake
Plains Gartersnake
Western Ribbonsnake
Copperbelly Watersnake
Diamondback Watersnake
Northern Watersnake
Queen Snake
Kirtland’s Snake SE
DeKay’s Brownsnake
Red-bellied Snake
Smooth Earthsnake
Eastern Racer
Rough Greensnake
Smooth Greensnake
Western Ratsnake
Midland Ratsnake
Western Foxsnake
Bull Snake
Black Kingsnake
Eastern Milksnake
Prairie Kingsnake
Red Milksnake
Scarletsnake
Southeastern Crowned Snake
Ringneck Snake
Eastern Wormsnake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Mud Snake
Venomous Snakes in Indiana
Massasauga
Timber Rattlesnake
Snakes in Iowa
There are 29 different species of Snakes in Iowa, five of them (17.2%) are venomous. Among them are the Prairie Rattlesnake and the Northern Copperhead. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Iowa
Plains Garter Snake
Western Worm Snake
Western Hognose Snake
Common Kingsnake
Smooth Green Snake
Prairie Ringneck snake
Western Ribbon Snake
Redbelly Snake
Prairie Kingsnake
Plainbelly Watersnake
Northern Water Snake
Lined Snake
Fox Snake
Milk Snake
Smooth Earth Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Eastern Garter Snake
Diamondback Watersnake
Crayfish Snake
Brown Snake
Racer
Ratsnake
Bullsnake
Venomous Snakes in Iowa
Timber Rattlesnake
Prairie Rattlesnake
Massasauga Rattlesnake
Northern Copperhead
Osage Copperhead
Snakes in Kansas
There are 40 different species of Snakes in Kansas, six of them (15%) are venomous. Among them are the Prairie Rattlesnake and the Western Diamondback Rattlesnake. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Kansas
Eastern Glossy Snake
Western Worm Snake
Eastern Racer
Ringneck Snake
Western Hognose Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Night Snake
Prairie Kingsnake
Common Kingsnake
Milk Snake
New Mexico Blind Snake
Coachwhip
Plainbelly Water Snake
Diamondback Water Snake
Northern Water Snake
Rough Green Snake
Great Plains Rat Snake
Western Rat Snake
Gopher Snake
Graham’s Crayfish Snake
Longnose Snake
Ground Snake
Brown Snake
Redbelly Snake species in need of conservation
Flathead Snake
Plains Blackhead Snake
Checkered Garter Snake
Western Ribbon Snake
Plains Garter Snake
Common Garter Snake
Lined Snake
Rough Earth Snake
Smooth Earth Snake
Smooth Earth Snake
Venomous Snakes in Kansas
Cottonmouth
Copperhead
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
Timber Rattlesnake
Prairie Rattlesnake
Massasauga
Snakes in Kentucky
Kentucky is a state located in the east south-central region of the United States. Originally a part of Virginia, Kentucky became the 15th state to join the Union in 1792. It is the 26th most populous state in the U.S.
Kentucky’s Bluegrass region is a beautiful land with diverse environments and abundant resources, including the two largest man-made lakes east of the Mississippi River. the world’s longest cave system, Mammoth Cave National Park, and much more. Kentucky is home to the highest number of deer and turkey (per capita) in the U.S.
There are 34 different species of Snakes in Kentucky, five of them (14.7%) are venomous. Among them are the Southern and Northern Copperhead. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Kentucky
Black Racer
Brown Snake
Coachwhip Eastern
Cornsnake
Diamondback Water Snake
Earthsnake
Garter Snake Eastern
Green Snake Rough
Hognose Snake Eastern
Kingsnake Black
Kingsnake Prairie
Kingsnake Scarlet
Kirtland’s Snake
Milk Snake Eastern
Mud Snake Western
Pine Snake Northern
Queen Snake
Rat Snake
Redbelly Snake Northern
Ribbon Snake Eastern
Ribbon Snake Western
Ringneck Snake
Southeastern Crowned Snake
Water Snake Broad-banded
Water Snake Copper-belly
Water Snake Mississippi Green
Water Snake Northern / Midland
Water Snake Yellowbelly
Worm Snake
Venomous Snakes in Kentucky
Rattlesnake Western Pygmy
Rattlesnake Timber
Cottonmouth Western
Southern Copperhead
Northern Copperhead
Snakes in Louisiana
Louisiana is the 25th most populous states of U.S, located in the southern region of the country. Large areas of Louisiana were formed from sediment washed down the Mississippi River, leaving huge deltas and areas of swamps and coastal marsh. Louisiana contains large number of plant species, including carnivorous plants, as well as many species of amphibians and reptiles.
There are 51 different species of Snakes in Louisiana, seven of them (13.7%) are venomous. Among them are the Harlequin Coral Snake and the Canebrake Rattlesnake. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Louisiana
Banded Water Snake
Black Pine Snake
Brahminy Blind Snake
Ramphotyphlops braminus
Brown Snake
Coachwhip
Common Garter Snake
Common Water Snake
Diamond-backed Water Snake
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Eastern Ribbon Snake
Eastern Worm Snake
Flat-headed Snake
Glossy Crayfish Snake
Graham’s Crayfish Snake
Gray Rat Snake
Louisiana Pine Snake
Milk Snake
Mississippi Green Water Snake
Mud Snake
Pine Woods Snake
Rhadinaea flavilata
Pine Woods Snake
Prairie Kingsnake
Racer
Rainbow Snake
Red Corn Snake
Red-bellied Snake
Ring-necked Snake
Rough Earth Snake
Rough Green Snake
Salt Marsh Snake
Scarlet Kingsnake
Scarlet Snake
Slowinski’s Corn Snake
Smooth Earth Snake
Southeastern Crowned Snake
Speckled kingsnake
Western Rat Snake
Western Ribbon Snake
Thamnophis proximus
Western Ribbon Snake
Western Worm Snake
Yellow-bellied Water Snake
Venomous Snakes in Louisiana
Canebrake Rattlesnake
Copperhead
Cottonmouth
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Harlequin Coral Snake
Pygmy Rattlesnake
Texas Coral Snake
Snakes in Maine
Maine state is located in the northeastern region of the United States, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, New Hampshire and the Canadian provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick.
Maine, which for thousands of years was inhabited only by indigenous people, is well known for its rocky coastline, beautiful waterways and heavily forested landscapes. Approximately 83% of Maine’s land is forested. That is the reason why it is called the Pine Tree State. Among the state’s unique geographical features you can also find the Old Sow, known as the largest tidal whirlpool in the Western Hemisphere. All these elements and more bring about an abundance of wildlife in the state of Maine. However, the northeastern state has a humid continental climate, with warm (not hot) humid summers, and very cold and snowy winters throughout the state. This definitely does not make it an ideal habitat for many sorts of reptiles. No doubt about it. Being cold-blooded, reptiles need to absorb heat from their surrounding environment in order to regulate their body temperature.
Taking the climate conditions into account, it is understandable that there are only 10 different species of Snakes in Maine. Only one of them, the Timber Rattlesnake, is venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Maine
The Northern Black Racer
The Ring-necked Snake
The Ribbon Snake
The Brown Snake
The Common Garter Snake
The Northern Water Snake
The Belly red to orange
The Smooth Green Snake
The Milk Snake
Venomous Snakes in Maine
The Timber Rattlesnake
Snakes in Maryland
Maryland state is located in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States, bordering Pennsylvania to its north, Delaware to its east, and Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington, D.C. to its south and west.
Despite being one of the smallest states in the country, Maryland is blessed with a large variety of landscapes, ranging from beautiful low marshlands with a wide range of wildlife, sandy dunes with seagrass, up to breath-taking hills of oak forests and pine groves in the mountains. The huge Wye Oak, which can grow to inspiring heights of more than 21m (70 feet), can be found in Maryland. This green state has a bountiful and healthy plant life, which in turn provides a great habitat for animals of all sorts. The eastern part of Maryland lies on the Atlantic Coastal Plain, and has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and short mild to cool winters. This makes it a convenient habitat for many sorts of reptiles.
There are 27 different species of Snakes in Maryland, and only two of them (7.4%) are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Maryland
The Black Rat Snake
The Eastern Garter Snake
The Eastern Hognose Snake
The Eastern Kingsnake
The Eastern Milk Snake
The Eastern Ribbon Snake
The Eastern Worm Snake
The Northern Black Racer
The Northern Brown Snake
The Northern Ringneck Snake
The Northern Water Snake
The Rough Green Snake
The Smooth Green Snake
The Southern Ringneck Snake
The Coastal Plain Milk Snake
The Corn Snake
The Mole Kingsnake
The Northern Red Belly Snake
The Queen Snake
The Smooth Earth Snake
The Northern Scarlet Snake
The Redbelly Water Snake
The Mountain Earth Snake
The Rainbow Snake
The Northern Pine Snake
Venomous Snakes in Maryland
The Northern Copperhead
The Timber Rattlesnake
Snakes in Massachusetts
There are 14 different species of Snakes in Massachusetts, and only two of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Massachusetts
Black Racer
Black Rat Snake
Brown Snake
Common Garter Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Eastern Ribbon Snake
Milk Snake
Northern Water Snake
Redbelly Snake
Ringneck Snake
Smooth Green Snake
Worm Snake
Venomous Snakes in Massachusetts
Copperhead
Timber Rattlesnake
Snakes in Michigan
There are 17 different species of Snakes in Michigan, and only 1 of them is venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Michigan
Black Rat Snake
Blue Racer
Brown Snake
Butler’s Garter Snake
Common Garter Snake
Copper-bellied Water Snake
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Eastern Milk Snake
Fox Snake
Kirtland’s Snake
Northern Ribbon Snake
Northern Water Snake
Queen Snake
Red-bellied Snake
Ring-necked Snake
Smooth Green Snake
Venomous Snakes in Michigan
Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake
Snakes in Minnesota
There are 17 different species of Snakes in Minnesota, and only two of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Minnesota
Brown snake
Bullsnake (Gophersnake)
Common garter snake
Eastern hognose snake
Lined snake
Milk snake
North American Racer (Blue racer)
Northern water snake
Plains garter snake
Plains hog-nosed snake
Ratsnake
Redbelly snake
Ringneck snake
Smooth green snake (Grass snake)
Western Fox snake
Venomous Snakes in Minnesota
Massasauga
Timber Rattlesnake
Snakes in Mississippi
There are 49 different species of Snakes in Maryland, and 12 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Mississippi
Eastern Ribbon Snake
Common Garter Snake
Rough Earth Snake
Smooth Earth Snake
Mississippi Green Water Snake
Brown Water Snake
Plainbelly Water Snake
Northern Water Snake
Mississippi Green Water Snake
Southern Water Snake
Queen Snake
Glossy Crayfish Snake
Brown Snake
Redbelly Snake
Ringneck Snake
Eastern Worm Snake
Rainbow Snake
Western Worm Snake
Mud Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Southern Hognose Snake
Southeastern Crowned Snake
Pine Woods Snake
Black Pine Snake
Common Kingsnake
Prairie Kingsnake
Milk Snake
Louisiana Milk Snake
Corn Snake
Rat Snake
Red Milk Snake
Gopher Snake
Rough Green Snake
Indigo Snake
Racer
Coachwhip
Scarlet Snake
Venomous Snakes in Mississippi
Copperhead
Cottonmouth
Southern Copperhead
Western Cottonmouth
Eastern Cottonmouth
Canebrake Rattlesnake
Timber Rattlesnake
Carolina Pygmy Rattlesnake
Dusky Pygmy Rattlesnake
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Western Pygmy Rattlesnake
Eastern Coral Snake
Snakes in Missouri
There are 40 different species of Snakes in Missouri, and 7 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Missouri
Western Worm Snake
Northern Scarlet Snake
Eastern Yellow-belly Race
Prairie Ring-necked Snake
Great Plains Rat Snake
Black Rat Snake
Western Fox Snake
Western Mud Snake
Plains Hog-nosed Snake
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Prairie Kingsnake
Speckled Kingsnake
Red Milk Snake
Eastern Coachwhip
Mississippi Green Water Snake
Yellow-bellied Water Snake
Broad-banded Water Snake
Diamond-backed Water Snake
Northern Water Snake
Rough Green Snake
Smooth Green Snake
Bullsnake
Graham’s Crayfish Snake
Ground Snake
Midland Brown Snake
Northern Red-bellied Snake
Flat-headed Snake
Western Ribbon Snake
Plains Garter Snake
Eastern Garter Snake
Lined Snake
Rough Earth Snake
Western Earth Snake
Venomous Snakes in Missouri
Osage Copperhead
Northern Copperhead
Southern Copperhead
Western Cottonmouth
Timber Rattlesnake
Western Pygmy Rattlesnake
Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake
Snakes in Montana
There are only 10 different species of Snakes in Montana, and only 1 of them is venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Montana
Gopher Snake
Milksnake
Eastern Racer
Rubber Boa
Common Garter Snake
Terrestrial Garter Snake
Plains Garter Snake
Smooth Greensnake
Western Hog-nosed Snake
Venomous Snakes in Montana
Prairie Rattlesnake (Western Rattlesnake)
Snakes in Nebraska
There are 28 different species of Snakes in Nebraska, and only four of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Nebraska
Western Worm Snake
Prairie Ring-necked Snake
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Western Hog-nosed Snake
Western Smooth Green Snake
Blue Racer
Western Coachwhip
Prairie Rat Snake
Pilot Black Snake
Western Fox Snake
Faded Snake
Bullsnake
Prairie King Snake
Speckled King Snake
Western Milk Snake
Graham’s Water Snake
Common Water Snake
DeKay’s Snake
Wandering Garter Snake
Plains Garter Snake
Western Ribbon Snake
Red-sidded Garter Snake
Lined Snake
Black-headed Tantilla
Venomous Snakes in Nebraska
The prairie rattlesnake
Timber rattlesnake
Western massasauga
Copperhead
Snakes in Nevada
There are 38 different species of Snakes in Nevada, and only six of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Nevada
Western terrestrial Garter Snake
The Common Garter Snake
The Sierra Garter Snake
The Mexican Garter Snake
Western Threadsnake
Glossy Snake
Desert Glossy Snake
Mojave Shovel-nosed Snake
Nevada Shovel-nosed Snake
Western Shovel-nose Snake
Western Yellow-Bellied Racer
Coachwhip
Red Racer
Ringneck Snake
Desert Night snake
Common Kingsnake
California Kingsnake
Arizona Mountain Kingsnake
Sonoran Mountain Kingsnake
Striped Whip snake (Coluber taeniatus)
Spotted Leaf-Nosed Snake
Western Leaf-nosed Snake
Gopher Snake
Great Basin Gopher Snake
Long-Nosed Snake
Western Patch-Nosed Snake
Mojave Patch-nosed Snake
Western Ground snake
Smith’s Black-headed Snake
Lyre Snake
Sonoran Lyre snake
California Lyre snake
Venomous Snakes in Nevada
The sidewinder
Western diamondback rattlesnake
Great Basin rattlesnake
Panamint Rattlesnake
Speckled rattlesnake
Mojave green rattlesnake
Snakes in New Hampshire
There are only 11 different species of Snakes in New Hampshire, and only 1 of them is venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in New Hampshire
Garter snake
Ribbon snake
Brown snake
Northern red-bellied snake
Ringneck snake
Smooth green snake
Milk snake
Eastern hognose snake – State Endangered
Northern black racer – State Threatened
Northern water snake
Venomous Snakes in New Hampshire
Timber rattlesnake – State Endangered
Snakes in New Jersey
There are 22 different species of Snakes in New Jersey, and only 2 of them is venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in New Jersey
Eastern worm snake
Northern Scarlet Snake
Northern Black Racer
Southern Ringneck Snake
Northern ringneck snake
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Black rat snake
Eastern hognose snake
Eastern kingsnake
“coastal plain” milk snake
Eastern milk snake
Northern water snake
Rough green snake
Smooth green snake
Queen snake
Northern pine snake
Northern brown snake
Northern red-bellied snake
Eastern ribbon snake
Eastern smooth earth snake
Venomous Snakes in New Jersey
Northern copperhead
Timber rattlesnake
Snakes in New Mexico
There are 61 different species of Snakes in New Mexico, and 12 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in New Mexico
New Mexico Blind Snake
Trans-Pecos Blind Snake
Kansas Glossy Snake
Painted Desert Glossy Snake
Northern Trans-Pecos Rat Snake
Sonoran Whipsnake
Eastern Yellow-bellied Racer
Western Yellow-bellied Racer
Lined Coachwhip
Red Racer
Western Coachwhip
Desert Striped Whipsnake
Prairie Ringneck Snake
Regal Ringneck Snake
Chihuahuan Hook-nosed Snake
Mexican Hog-nosed Snake
Plains Hog-nosed Snake
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Texas Nightsnake
Gray-Banded Kingsnake
California Kingsnake
Desert Kingsnake
Arizona Mountain Kingsnake
New Mexico Milksnake
Blotched Water Snake
Western Smooth Green Snake
Great Plains Rat Snake
Sonoran Gopher Snake
Great Basin Gopher Snake
Bullsnake
Western Long-nosed Snake
Big Bend Patch-nose Snake
Northern Green Rat Snake
Variable Ground Snake
Smith’s Black-Headed Snake
Plains Black-Headed Snake
Yaqui Black-Headed Snake
Western Blackneck Garter Snake
Wandering Garter Snake
Brown (Mexican) Garter Snake
Checkered Gartersnake
Arid Land Ribbon Snake
Plains Garter Snake
Narrow-Headed Garter Snake
New Mexico Garter Snake
Sonoran Lyre Snake
Chihuahuan Lyre Snake
Lined Snake
Venomous Snakes in New Mexico
Rock Rattlesnake
The Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
The Western (Prairie) Rattlesnake
The Mojave Rattlesnake
The Black-tailed Rattlesnake
The Massasauga
The Ridge-nose Rattlesnake
Sonoran Coral Snake
Arizona Black Rattlesnake
Banded Rock Rattlesnake
Mottled Rock Rattlesnake
New Mexico Ridge-Nosed Rattlesnake
Snakes in New York
There are 16 different species of Snakes in New York, and only 3 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in New York
Common Garter snake
Eastern Milk snake
Northern Brown snake
Smoot Green snake
Northern Red Belly snake
Eastern Ribbon snake
Northern Ringneck snake
Black Rat snake
Queen Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Eastern Worm snake
Shorthead Garter snake
Northern Water Snake
Venomous Snakes in New York
Eastern Massasuga
Timber Rattlesnak
Northern Copperhead
Snakes in North Carolina
There are 37 different species of Snakes in North Carolina, and 7 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venoumous Snakes in North Carolina
Worm Snake
Coachwhip
Southeastern Crowned Snake
Scarlet Snake
Redbelly Water Snake
Eastern Ribbon Snake
Racer
Banded Water Snake
Eastern Garter Snake
Ringneck Snake
Northern Water Snake
Rough Earth Snake
Corn Snake
Brown Water Snake
Smooth Earth Snake
Rat Snake
Rough Green Snake
Mud Snake
Pine Snake
Rainbow Snake
Glossy Crawfish Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Queen Snake
Southern Hognose Snake
Pine Woods Snake
Mole Kingsnake
Carolina Swamp Snake
Eastern Kingsnake
Brown Snake
Redbelly Snake
Venomous Snakes in North Carolina
Northern Copperhead
Southern Copperhead
Canebrake Rattlesnake
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Pigmy Rattlesnake
Cottonmouth or Water Moccasin
Eastern Coral Snake
Snakes in North Dakota
North Dakota has one of the lowest scores on our ‘North American Snakes’ Map, with only 8 different species of Snakes in North Dakota, and only 1 of them is venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-vemomous Snakes in North Dakota
Bullsnake
Common Garter Snake
Plains Garter Snake
Racer
Redbelly Snake
Smooth Green Snake
Western Hognose Snake
Venomous Snakes in North Dakota
Prairie Rattlesnake
Snakes in Ohio
There are 27 different species of Snakes in Ohio, and only 3 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-venomous Snakes in Ohio
Worm Snake
Kirtland’s Snake
Nothern Black Racer
Blue Racer
Northern Ringneck Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Black Kingsnake
Eastern Milk Snake
Copperbelly Water Snake
Northern Water Snake
Lake Erie Water Snake
Rough Green Snake
Smooth Green Snake
Eastern Fox Snake
Black Rat Snake
Queen Snake
Brown Snake
Northern Red-bellied Snake
Butler’s Garter Snake
Shorthead Garter Snake
Eastern Garter Snake
Eastern Plains Garter Snake
Ribbon Snake
Eastern Smooth Earth Snake
Venomous Snakes in Ohio
Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake
Eastern Timber Rattlesnake
Snakes in Oklahoma
Oklahoma is among the top scorers on our ‘North American Snakes’ Map, with 50 different species of Snakes in Oklahoma, 10 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Oklahoma
Glossy snake
Worm snake
Scarlet snake
Racer
Ring-neck snake
Great plains rat snake
Black rat snake
Mud snake
Western hognose snake
Eastern hognose snake
Texas night snake
Prairie kingsnake
Speckled and desert kingsnakes
Milk snake
Blind snake
Coachwhip snake
Yellow-bellied and blotched water snake
Broad-banded water snake
Diamond-back water snake
Northern and midland water snake
Keeled green snake
Bullsnake
Graham’s water snake
Glossy water snake
Long-nosed snake
Great plains ground snake
Brown snake
Texas brown snake
Red bellied snake
Flat-headed snake
Black-headed snake
Black-necked garter snake
Wandering garter snake
Checkered garter snake
Western ribbon snake
Plains garter snake
Red-sided and Texas garter snakes
Lined snake
Rough earth snake
Smooth earth snake
Venomous Snakes in Oklahoma
Osage Copperhead
Broad-banded Copperhead
Southern Copperhead
Western Cottonmouth
Western diamond-back rattlesnake
Timber rattlesnake
Prairie rattlesnake
Western massasauga
Western pigmy rattlesnake
Desert Massasauga
Snakes in Oregon
There are 17 different species of Snakes in Oregon, and only 2 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Oregon
Rubber Boa
Racer
Sharptail Snake
Ringneck Snake
Night Snake
Common Kingsnake
California Mountain Kingsnake
Striped Whipsnake
Pacific Gopher Snake
Western Ground Snake
Santa Cruz Garter Snake
Western Terrestrial Garter Snake
Northwestern Garter Snake
Common Garter Snake
Venomous Snakes in Oregon
Great Basin Rattlesnake
Northern Pacific Rattlesnake
Snakes in Pennsylvania
There are 21 different species of Snakes in Pennsylvania, and only 3 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Pennsylvania
Eastern Worm Snake
Kirtland’s Snake
Northern Black Racer
Northern Ringneck Snake
Eastern Ratsnake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Eastern Milksnake
Northern Water Snake
Rough Green Snake
Queen Snake
Northern Brown Snake
Northern Redbelly Snake
Shorthead Garter Snake
Eastern Ribbon Snake
Eastern Garter Snake
Eastern Smooth Earth Snake
Mountain Earth Snake
Smooth Green Snake
Venomous Snakes in Pennsylvania
Copperhead
Timber Rattlesnake
Eastern Massasauga
Snakes in Rhode Island
There are 14 different species of Snakes in Rhode Island, and only 2 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Rhode Island
Northern Black Racer
Eastern Smooth Green Snake
Eastern Ribbon Snake
Eastern Milk Snake
Eastern Garter Snake
Northern Brown Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Northern Water Snake
Black Rat Snake
Northern Ringneck Snake
Eastern Worm Snake
Northern Redbelly Snake
Venomous Snakes in Rhode Island
Northern Copperhead
Timber Rattlesnake
Snakes in South Carolina
There are 49 different species of Snakes in South Carolina, and 9 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in South Carolina
Eastern Worm Snake
Scarlet snake
Black racer
Northern ringneck snake
Southern ringneck snake
Corn snake
Black rat snake
Yellow rate snake
Eastern mud snake
Rainbow Snake
Eastern hognose snake
Southern hognose snake
Mole king snake
Eastern king snake
Scarlet King snake
Eastern milk snake
Eastern coachwhip
Redbelly water snake
Banded water snake
Florida green water snake
Banded water snake
Midland water snake
Northern water snake
Brown water snake
Rough green snake
Pine snake
RGlossy crayfish snake
Queen snake
Pine woods snake
Carolina swamp snake
Brown snake
Florida redbelly snake
Redbelly Snake
Northern redbelly snake
Southeastern crowned snake
Peninsula ribbon snake
Eastern ribbon snake
Eastern garter snake
Rough earth snake
Eastern smooth earth snake
Venomous Snakes in South Carolina
Northern Copperhead
Southern Copperhead
Eastern diamondback
Timber rattlesnake
Eastern coral snake
Dusky pigmy rattlesnake
Carolina pigmy rattlesnake
Eastern Cottonmouth Snake
Eastern Coral snake
Snakes in South Dakota
There are 17 different species of Snakes in South Dakota, and only 1 of them is venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in South Dakota
Black Hills Redbelly Snake
Brown Snake
Bullsnake
Common Garter Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Eastern Yellow-Bellied Racer
Fox Snake
Lined Snake
Milk Snake
Plains Garter Snake
Plains Hognose Snake
Redbelly Snake
RingneckSnake
Smooth Green Snake
Venomous Snakes in South Dakota
Prairie Rattlesnake
Snakes in Tennessee
There are 34 different species of Snakes in Tennessee, and only 4 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Tennessee
Coachwhip
Common Gartersnake
Common Kingsnake
Dekay’s Brownsnake
Diamond-backed Watersnake
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Eastern Ribbonsnake
Eastern Wormsnake
Gray Ratsnake
Kirtland’s Snake
Milksnake
Mississippi Green Watersnake
North American Racer
Northern Red-bellied Snake
Northern Watersnake
Pinesnake
Plain-bellied Watersnake
Queensnake
Red-bellied Mud Snake
Red Cornsnake (Red ratsnake, Cornsnake)
Ring-necked Snake
Rough Earthsnake
Rough Greensnake
Scarlet Kingsnake
Scarletsnake
Smooth Earthsnake
Southeastern Crowned Snake
Southern Watersnake
Western Ribbonsnake
Yellow-bellied Kingsnake
Venomous Snakes in Tennessee
Western Cottonmouth
Western Pigmy Rattlesnake
Snakes in Texas
Texas definitely gets the highest score on our ‘North American Snakes’ Map, with an amazing 77 different species of Snakes living in Texas. Eleven of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Texas
Glossy Snake
Trans-Pecos Ratsnake
Western Wormsnake
Scarletsnake
Eastern Racer
Regal Black-striped Snake
Ring-necked Snake
Central American Indigo Snake
Speckled Racer
Red-bellied Mudsnake
Tamaulipan Hook-nosed Snake
Chihuahuan Hook-nosed Snake
Mexican Hog-nosed Snake
Plains Hog-nosed Snake
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Chihuahuan Nightsnake
Gray-banded Kingsnake
Prairie Kingsnake
Common Kingsnake
Milksnake
Cat-eyed Snake
Coachwhip
Schott’s Whipsnake
Striped Whipsnake
Saltmarsh Snake
Mississippi Green Watersnake
Plain-bellied Watersnake
Southern Watersnake
Brazos River Watersnake
Concho Watersnake
Diamond-backed Watersnake
Northern Watersnake
Rough Greensnake
Smooth Greensnake
Baird’s Ratsnake
Great Plains Ratsnake
Cornsnake
Eastern Ratsnake
Gophersnake
Louisiana Pinesnake
Graham’s Crayfish Snake
Glossy Crayfish Snake
Long-nosed Snake
Big Bend Patch-nosed Snake
Eastern Patch-nosed Snake
Groundsnake
DeKay’s Brownsnake
Red-bellied Brownsnake
Mexican Black-headed Snake
Trans-Pecos Black-headed Snake
Flat-headed Snake
Smith’s Black-headed Snake
Plains Black-headed Snake
Black-necked Gartersnake
Checkered Gartersnake
Western Ribbonsnake
Plains Gartersnake
Common Gartersnake
Texas Gartersnake
Chihuahuan Lyresnake
Lined Snake
Rough Earthsnake
Smooth Earthsnake
New Mexico Threadsnake
Plains Threadsnake
Western Threadsnake
Brahminy Blind Snake
Venomous Snakes in Texas
Copperhead
Cottonmouth
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
Timber Rattlesnake
Rock Rattlesnake
Black-tailed Rattlesnake
Mojave Rattlesnake
Prairie Rattlesnake
Massasauga
Pygmy Rattlesnake
Texas Coralsnake
Snakes in Utah
There are 33 different species of Snakes in Utah, and eight of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non Venomous Snakes in Utah
Wandering Garter Snake
Valley Garter Snake
Blacknecked Garter Snake
Mojave Patchnosed Snake
Striped Whipsnake
Yellow Bellied Racer
Red Coachwhip
Smooth Green Snake
Regal Ringneck Snake
Southwestern Blackheaded Snake
Spotted Leafnose Snake
Utah Blind Snake
Rubber Boa
Ground Snake
Western Longnose Snake
Utah Milk Snake
Utah Mountain Kingsnake
California Kingsnake
Great Basin Gophersnake
Great Plains Ratsnake
Desert Glossy Snake
Painted Desert Glossy Snake
Sonoran Lyre Snake
Desert Night Snake
Mesa Verde Night Snake
Venomous Snakes in Utah
Great Basin Rattlesnake
Midget Faded Rattlesnake
Prarie Rattlesnake
Hopi Rattlesnake
Mojave Rattlesnake
Speckled Rattlesnake
Mojave Sidewinder
Grand Canyon Rattlesnake
Snakes in Vermont
There are only 12 different species of Snakes in Vermont, and only 1 of them is venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non-Venomous Snakes in Vermont
Common Gartersnake
Milksnake
Red-bellied Snake
Ring-necked Snake
DeKay’s Brownsnake
Smooth Greensnake
Northern Watersnake
Eastern Ribbonsnake
Eastern Ratsnake
North American Racer
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Venomous Snakes in Vermont
Timber Rattlesnake
Snakes in Virginia
There are 34 different species of Snakes in Virginia, and only 3 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non Venomous Snakes in Virigina
Eastern Wormsnake
Northern Scarletsnake
Northern Black Racer
Northern Ring-necked Snake
Southern Ring-necked Snake
Eastern Mudsnake
Common Rainbow Snake
Eastern hog-nosed Snake
Mole Kingsnake
Eastern Kingsnake
Eastern Black Kingsnake
Scarlet Kingsnake
Eastern Milksnake
Plain-bellied Water Snake
Northern Watersnake
Brown Watersnake
Northern Rough Greensnake
Smooth Greensnake
Eastern Ratsnake
Red Cornsnake
Northern Pinesnake
Glossy Crayfish Snake
Queensnake
Northern Brownsnake
Northern Red-bellied Snake
Southeastern Crowned Snake
Common Ribbonsnake
Eastern Gartersnake
Rough Earthsnake
Mountain Earthsnake
Eastern Smooth Earthsnake
Venomous Snakes in Virginia
Eastern Cottonmouth
Northern Copperhead
Timber Rattlesnake
Snakes in Washington
There are only 12 different species of Snakes in Washington, and only 1 of them is venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non Venomous Snakes in Washington
California Mountain Kingsnake
Common Garter Snake
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Night Snake
Northwestern Garter Snake
Racer
Ringneck Snake
Sharptail Snake
Striped Whipsnake
Western Terrestrial Garter Snake
Rubber Boa
Venomous Snake in Washington
Western Rattlesnake
Snakes in West Virginia
There are 20 different species of Snakes in West Viriginia, and only 2 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non Venomous Snakes in West Virginia
Queen Snake
Common Watersnake
Northern Brownsnake
Northern Red-bellied Snake
Common Ribbonsnake
Eastern Gartersnake
Eastern Smooth Earthsnake
Eastern Hog-nosed Snake
Eastern Wormsnake
Northern Ring-necked Snake
Northern Black Racer
Northern Rough Greensnake
Smooth Green Snake
Red Corn Snake
Eastern Ratsnake
Northern Pine Snake
Eastern Kingsnake
Eastern Milksnake
Venomous Snakes in West Virginia
Northern Copperhead
Timber Rattlesnake
Snakes in Wisconsin
There are 20 different species of Snakes in Wisconsin, and only 2 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non Venomous Snakes in Wisconsin
Prairie Ringneck Snake
Northern Ringneck Snake
Eastern Hognose Snake
Smooth Green Snake
Yellow-bellied or Blue Racer
Black Rat Snake or Pilot Snake
Western Fox Snake
Bullsnake
Eastern Milk Snake
Butler’s gartersnake
Eastern Plains gartersnake
Northern Ribbon Snake
Western Ribbon Snak
Common gartersnake
Brown Snake or DeKay’s Snake
Northern Redbelly Snake
Queen Snake
Northern Water Snake
Venomous Snakes in Wisconsin
Timber Rattlesnake
Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake
Snakes in Wyoming
There are 14 different species of Snakes in Wyoming, and only 2 of them are venomous. Here’s the complete list…
Non Venomous Snakes in Wyoming
Gophersnake
Milk Snake
The Rubber Boa
Plains Garter Snake
Common Garter Snake
Terrestrial Garter Snake
Eastern Racer
Smooth Greensnake
Black Hills Red-bellied Snake
Western Hog-nosed Snake
Intermountain Wandering Gartersnake
Plains Hognosed Snake
Venomous Snakes in Wyoming
Prairie Rattlesnake
Midget Faded Rattlesnake
