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Black Kingsnake
Lampropeltis nigra · Colubridae
🦎 Reptile11 regionsUncommon in United States of America
Where it's found
Every region with Black Kingsnake in its dex, with the tier and number it has there.
| Region | Tier | No. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States of America | Uncommon | #1864 | |
| Alabama | Uncommon | #568 | |
| Illinois | Rare | #538 | |
| Indiana | Rare | #484 | |
| Kentucky | Uncommon | #480 | |
| Mississippi | Rare | #516 | |
| Missouri | Rare | #499 | |
| Tennessee | Uncommon | #551 | |
| Georgia | Rare | #578 | Vagrant |
| Ohio | Rare | #548 | Vagrant |
| Virginia | Rare | #608 | Vagrant |
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Related species
Reptiles near it in United States of America's dex.
🦎Madrean Mountain Kingsnake
#1863 · Rare🦎Sonoran Mountain Kingsnake
#1865 · Rare🦎Speckled Kingsnake
#1862 · Common🦎Mole snake
#1866 · Rare🦎Common Kingsnake
#1861 · Uncommon🦎Desert Kingsnake
#1867 · Uncommon
#1863 · Rare🦎Sonoran Mountain Kingsnake
#1865 · Rare🦎Speckled Kingsnake
#1862 · Common🦎Mole snake
#1866 · Rare🦎Common Kingsnake
#1861 · Uncommon🦎Desert Kingsnake
#1867 · Uncommon
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