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Range maps for squirrels

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This page provides range maps for all species in the United States of America that are in the Squirrel family (Sciuridae) — tree squirrels, ground squirrels, marmots (also called woodchucks or groundhogs), prairie dogs (also called burrowing ground squirrels), flying squirrels, and chipmunks.

Before using species range maps for any purpose, we urge you to exercise caution and be aware of potential limitations and challenges associated with their interpretation. While we have made efforts to create the most up-to-date range maps by synthesizing diverse data sources, including historical published range maps, occurrence data from natural history specimens, field guides, peer-reviewed published research, and personal communication with experts, these data may have varying degrees of accuracy and reliability, leading to potential inaccuracies and gaps in the representation of a species' distribution. For some species, data may be scarce or biased toward easily accessible areas, resulting in incomplete representation of their true range. Taxonomic revisions can affect species identification and may not be immediately reflected in range maps, potentially leading to misinterpretation. Exercise prudence in the application of these maps and acknowledge their limitations to make informed decisions for conservation, research, species identification, and project planning.

Ammospermophilus (antelope ground squirrels)

Callospermophilus (golden-mantled ground squirrels)

Cynomys (prairie dogs or burrowing ground squirrels)

Glaucomys (flying squirrels)

Ictidomys (ground squirrels)

Marmota (marmots, also called woodchucks and groundhogs)

Neotamias (chipmunks)

See Tamias, for one species of chipmunk that is not in this genus.

Otospermophilus (ground squirrels)

Poliocitellus (ground squirrels)

Sciurus (tree squirrels)

Tamias (chipmunks)

See also Neotamias for other chipmunk species.

Tamiasciurus (pine squirrels)

Urocitellus (ground squirrels)

Xerospermophilus (ground squirrels)

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