Genus Magicidada
periodical cicadas
Extant broods
The maps below show the generalized distributions of the broods of periodical cicadas. (Click on the maps to view larger versions.)

Emergence years for the broods
Recent and expected years of emergence of 17-Year Cicadas (Magicicada septendecim, M. cassini, and M. septendecula) by brood.
Links are to detailed maps and records of geographical distributions by species.
Brood I |
1999 |
2012 |
2029 |
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Brood II |
1996 |
2013 |
2030 |
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Brood III |
1997 |
2014* |
2031 |
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Brood IV |
1998** |
2015*** |
2032 |
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Brood V |
1999 |
2016 |
2033 |
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Brood VI |
2000 |
2017 |
2034 |
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Brood VII |
2001* |
2018 |
2035 |
(M. septendecim only) |
Brood VIII |
2002** |
2019 |
2036 |
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Brood IX |
2003 |
2020 |
2037 |
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Brood X |
2004 |
2021 |
2038 |
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Brood XIII |
2007 |
2024** |
2041 |
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Brood XIV |
2008 |
2025 |
2042 |
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Recent and expected years of emergence of 13-Year Cicadas (Magicicada tredecim, M. neotredecim, M. tredecassini, and M. tredecula) by brood:
Brood XIX |
1998** |
2011 |
2024** |
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Brood XXII |
2001* |
2014* |
2027 |
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Brood XXIII |
2001*** |
2015*** |
2028 |
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*,**,*** mark broods that will emerge in the same year (of these, only Brood XIX of 13-year cicadas has any opportunity of appearing nearby or possibly overlapping with 17-year cicadas--with Brood IV in 1998 and with Brood XIII in 2024; overlapping years of emergence will not occur again with the same broods for an interval of 221 years, 13 X 17 years, or seventeen 13-year generations and thirteen 17-year generations).
External links
Periodical Cicada Page, University of Michigan.
Sexual behavior in North American cicadas of the genera Magicicada and Okanagana,
a University of Michigan PhD dissertation by John Richard Cooley.