A Guide to the Amphibians
and Reptiles of California
California Turtles World Range Maps
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These maps are an approximate illustration of the worldwide distribution of established native and non-native species of turtles that inhabit California. They are designed to give a general idea of where each turtle might be found.
Turtles are expected to be found within the colored area in places where suitable habitat and conditions occur. In some cases, the current range may be fragmented or considerably diminished from the range illustrated here, and some of these turtles have been extirpated from the state, so their maps show their historic range.
Click on the name link for pictures and information about frogs that are found in California. On the top left side of those pages you can find links to more pictures of the frogs from other areas besides California, if available.
Related frogs that do not occur in California are listed below the California snakes. If pictures are available for them their name will also have a blue link.
Approximate range of Caretta caretta - Loggerhead Sea Turtle Dark Blue: Most common range of adults and large juveniles Medium Blue: Less common range of adults and large juveniles. Range of oceanic juveniles. Red: Some nesting areas
Approximate range of Chelonia mydas - Green Sea Turtle Dark Blue: Most common range of adults and large juveniles Medium Blue: Less common range of adults and large juveniles. Range of oceanic juveniles. Red: Some nesting areas
Approximate range of Dermochelys coriacea - Leatherback Sea Turtle Dark Blue: Most common range of adults and large juveniles Medium Blue: Approximate total range Red: Some nesting areas
Eretmochelys imbricata imbricata - Atlantic Hawksbill Sea Turtle Dark Green: Most common range Lighter Green:
Less common range and range of oceanic juveniles Red: Some nesting areas
- Not found in California Yellow: Chrysemys picta marginata - Midland Painted Turtle Red: Chrysemys picta picta - Estern Painted Turtle Gray: Intergrade zone Green: Chrysemys dorsalis - Southern Painted Turtle (formerly C. p. dorsalis)