Salmo is a genus of fish from the family Salmonidae. The name of this genus is derived from the latin word salmō, meaning salmon. although only Salmo Salar is a true salmon within this genus. All Salmo species except Salmo Salar are from the old world (Europe, North Africa and West Asia).
According to fishbase there are 46 species within this genus of which 26 native to Europe although these numbers are up to debate.
Salmo aphelios (Lake Ohrid - Albania and North Macedonia)
Salmo balcanicus ((Lake Ohrid - Albania and North Macedonia)
Salmo carpio (Lake Garda - Italy)
Salmo cenerinus (Italy and Slovenia)
Salmo cettii (Italy)
Salmo farioides (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Greece, Montenegro and North Macedonia)
Salmo ferox (UK and Ireland)
Salmo fibreni (Lake Posta Fibreno - Italy)
Salmo letnica (Lake Ohrid - Albania and North Macedonia)
Salmo lourosensis (Louros River - Greece)
Salmo lumi (Lake Ohrid - Albania and North Macedonia)
Salmo macedonicus (upper Vardar drainage - North Macedonia)
Salmo marmoratus (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Italy, Slovenia and Switzerland)
Salmo montenigrinus ((Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro)
Salmo nigripinnis (Lough Melvin - Ireland)
Salmo obtusirostris (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Montenegro)
Salmo ohridanus (Lake Ohrid - Albania and North Macedonia)
Salmo pelagonicus (Greece and Macedonia)
Salmo peristericus ( Lakes Prespa basin - Albania, Greece and North Macedonia)
Salmo rhodanensis (France, Italy and Switzerland)
Salmo Salar (North Atlantic ocean)
Salmo schiefermuelleri (Austria)(Extinct)
Salmo stomachicus (Lough Melvin - Ireland)
Salmo taleri (Upper Zeta river and Moraca drainage - Montenegro)
Salmo Trutta (Europe and Asia)
Salmo zrmanjaensis (Zrmanja River - Croatia)
This list will be updated.