List of mountains in Australia
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This is a list of mountains in Australia. These are some of the highest mountains in Australia
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[edit] Highest point in each State/Territory
| Flag | State/Territory name | Highest point | Altitude (metres) | Notes |
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| Ashmore and Cartier Islands | ||||
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Australian Antarctic Territory | Mount McClintock | 3,490 | [2] |
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Australian Capital Territory | Bimberi Peak | 1,912 | |
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Christmas Island | Murray Hill | 361 | [3] |
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Cocos (Keeling) Islands | |||
| Coral Sea Islands | Heralds-Beacon Islet, Mellish Reef | 1.5 | [4] | |
| Heard Island and McDonald Islands | Mawson Peak | 2,745 | the summit of the Big Ben massif | |
| Jervis Bay Territory | Cape St George, Booderee National Park | |||
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New South Wales | Mount Kosciuszko | 2,228 | |
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Norfolk Island | Mount Bates | 319 | |
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Northern Territory | Mount Zeil | 1,531 | |
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Queensland | Mount Bartle Frere | 1,622 | |
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South Australia | Mount Woodroffe | 1,435 | |
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Tasmania | Mount Ossa | 1,614 | |
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Victoria | Mount Bogong | 1,986 | |
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Western Australia | Mount Meharry | 1,253 |
[edit] Australian Capital Territory
Main article: List of mountains in the Australian Capital Territory
- Bimberi Peak is the highest mountain in the Australian Capital Territory at 1,912 metres.
- Mount Gingera is the second highest mountain in the Territory at 1855m. It is the most prominent snow covered peak to be seen from Canberra in winter
- Mount Ginini 1762m.
- Mount Franklin, Australian Capital Territory 1646m.
- Black Mountain
- Mount Ainslie (Australian Capital Territory)
- Mount Stromlo
- Brindabella Ranges
[edit] New South Wales
- Snowy Mountains
- Mount Kosciuszko (2,228 m)[5] (Highest mountain on the mainland)
- Mount Townsend (2,209 m)[6] (Second highest mountain on the mainland)
- Mount Twynam (2,196 m)[7] (Third highest)
- Rams Head (2,190 m)[7] (Fourth highest)
- Unnamed peak on Etheridge Ridge (2,180 m)[7] (Fifth highest)
- Rams Head North (2,177 m)[7] (Sixth highest)
- Alice Rawson Peak (2,160 m)[7] (Seventh highest)
- Byatts Camp (2,159 m)[7] (Eighth highest)
- Abbott Peak (2,145 m)[7] (Equal ninth highest)
- Carruthers Peak (2,145 m)[6] (Equal ninth highest)
- Gungartan (2,068 m) (Equal eighteenth highest)
- Mount Tate (2,068 m) (Equal eighteenth highest)
- Mount Jagungal (2,061 m) (Twentieth highest)
- Illawarra escarpment
- Mount Keira (464m)
- Mount Kembla (534m)
- Mount Nebo (252m)
- Saddleback Mountain (524m)
- Nandewar Range
- Bushy Mountain (1,250 m)
- Castle Top Mountain (1,120 m)
- Gins Mountain (1,120 m)
- Grattai Mountain (1,314 m)
- Mount Dowe
- Mount Kaputar (1,508 m)
- Mount Lindesay (1,373 m)
- Mount Ningadhun (1,008 m)
- Mount Yulludunida (1,225 m)
- Round Mountain (1,250 m)
- New England Tableland
- Point Lookout, New South Wales (1564m)
- Round Mountain (New England Tableland) (1585m)
- Other Mountains
- Mount Trickett
- Brown Mountain
- Mount Canobolas
- Mount Banda Banda
- Mount Boyce
- Mount Cenn Cruaich
- Mount Duval
- Mount Hopeless
- Mount Gibraltar
- Mount Gladstone
- Mount Gulaga
- Mount Moombil
- Mount Nardi
- Mount Oxley
- Mount Piddington
- Mount Sugarloaf
- Mount Tilga
- Mount Townsend
- Mount Ulandra
- Mount Warning
- Pigeon House Mountain
- Siding Spring Mountain
[edit] Queensland
[edit] South Australia
- Mount Lofty Ranges
- Mount Bryan (936 m)
- Mount Lofty (720 m)
- New Campbell Hill (710 m)
- Mount Bonython (700 m)
- Kaiserstuhl (600 m)
- Mount Crawford (560 m)
- Mount Misery (560m)
- Mount Barker (520 m)
- Gawler Ranges and Eyre Peninsula
- Paney Bluff (436 m)
- Mount Wudinna (260 m)
- Flinders Ranges
- St Mary Peak (Ngarri Mudlanha) (1,189 m)
- Pompeys Pillar (1,168 m)
- Point Bonney (1,158 m)
- Beatrice Hill (Wilkalanha) (1,148m)
- Mount Aleck (Urdlu-warlpunha) (1,095 m)
- Mount Hack (1,086 m)
- Mount Tilley (1,018 m)
- Patawarta Hill (1,015 m)
- Mount Boorong
- Mount Karawarra
- Harold Hill
- Beacon Hill (1,003m)
- Rawnsley Bluff (950 m)
- Mount Brown (970 m)
- Mount Remarkable (960 m)
- Mount Caernarvon (921 m)
- Mount Hayward (865 m)
- Dutchmans Stern (820 m)
- Moockra Tower (758 m)
- Devils Peak (675 m)
- Wonoka Hill (630 m)
- Mount Chambers (409 m)
- Gammon Ranges and Arkaroola
- Benbonyathe Hill (1,064 m)
- Mount McKinlay (Wayanha) (1,050 m)
- Gammon Hill (1,012 m)
- Freeling Heights (944 m)
- Mount Serle (912 m)
- Mount Rowe (900 m)
- Mount John Roberts (880 m)
- Cleft Peak (850m)
- Mount Painter (765 m)
- The Armchair (700 m)
- Musgrave Ranges
- Mount Woodroffe (Ngarutjaranya) (1,435m)
- Mount Charles (1,332m)
- Mount Morris (1,285m)
- Mount Whinham (1,228m)
- Mount Berry, South Australia (1,227m)
- Mount Woodward (1,224m)
- Mount Edwin (1,193m)
- Mount Spec (Kali-Kalinya) (1,186m)
- Mount Davenport (1,135m)
- Mount Everard (Uwalinyi) (1,083m)
- Mount Kintore (1,066m)
- McNamara Hill (Marnilytjanya) (1,064m)
- Mount Hardy (1,061m)
- Mount Davies (1,053m)
- Ayliffe Hill (Altjinytjanya) (1,041m)
- Mount Caroline (Ulkiyanya) (1,039m)
- Mount Cuthbert (Atarkanya) (1,030m)
- Mount Cooparinna (1,014m)
- Dulgunja Hill (1,009m)
- Gosse Pile (1,002m)
[edit] Tasmania
- Mount Hamilton (Macquarie Island) (433m)
- Mount Achilles
- The Acropolis
- Adamsons Peak
- Mount Anne
- Mount Arthur
- Artillery Knob
- Barn Bluff
- Mount Barrow (1,413m)
- Ben Lomond
- Mount Bischoff
- Castle Crag
- Cradle Mountain
- Mount Darwin
- Mount Dundas
- Mount Field
- Federation Peak
- Frenchmans Cap
- Mount Geikie
- Mount Geryon
- Mount Gould
- Hartz Mountains
- Mount Huxley
- Ironstone Mountain
- Mount Jukes
- King Davids Peak
- Legges Tor
- Mount Lyell
- Mount Massif
- Mount Mawson
- Mother Cummings Peak
- Mount Munro
- Mount Ossa (1,617m)[6][18] (Highest mountain in Tasmania)
- Mount Owen
- Mount Murchison
- Mount Pelion East
- Mount Pelion West
- Quamby Bluff
- Mount Read
- Mount Sedgwick
- Mount Sorell
- Stacks Bluff
- Mount Strahan
- Mount Thetis
- Mount Tyndall
- Mount Victoria
- Mount Wellington
- Mount Pleasant
- West Coast Range
[edit] Victoria
- Grampians
- Mount Difficult
- Mount Wilson
- Mount William (1,167m)
- Mount Zero
- Victorian Alps
- Mount Baw Baw (1,567 m)
- Mount Bogong (1,986 m)[19] (Highest mountain in the state)
- Mount Buggery
- Mount Buller (1,805 m)
- Mount Buffalo (1,723 m)
- Mount Dom Dom (740 m)
- Mount Donna Buang (1,250 m)
- Mount Feathertop (1,922 m)[20] (Second highest mountain in the state)
- Mount Hotham (1,861 m)
- Mount Howitt (1,742 m)
- Mount Loch
- Lake Mountain (1,482 m)
- Mount McKay (1,849m)[21]
- Mount Saint Gwinear (~1,500 m)
- Mount Selma (1,456m)
- Mount Speculation
- Mount Stirling (1,749 m)
- Mount Terrible (1,325m)
- Mount Torbreck (1,516 m)
- The Horn at Mount Buffalo (1,723m)
- Mount Useful (1,435m)
- Other
- Mount Dandenong (633 m)
- Mount Corhanwarrabul (628m)
- Mount Alexander (744m)
- Mount Tarrengower (556m)
- Mount Arapiles (369m)
- Mount Buninyong (719m)
- Mount Cooper (137m)
- Mount Disappointment (794m)
- Hanging Rock / Mount Diogenes (718m)
- Mount Donna Buang (1,250m)[22]
- Mount Eccles
- Mount Hopeless
- Mount Horsfall (1,130m)
- Mount Macedon (1,001m)
- Mount Matlock (1,377m)
- Mount Napier (440m)
- Mount Noorat (310m)
- Mount Riddell (781m)
- Mount Ritchie (1,259m)
- Mount Toorongo (1,247m)
- You Yangs (352 m)
- Falls Creek
[edit] Western Australia
- Hamersley Range
- Mount Meharry (highest peak in WA at 1249 metres)
- Mount Bruce
- Mount Nameless
[edit] Northern Territory
[edit] References
- ^ References and details on data provided in the table can be found within the individual state and territory articles.
- ^ [1]
- ^ "Christmas Island". World Factbook. CIA. 2010. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/kt.html. Retrieved 2010-12-26.
- ^ http://www.anchorageworld.com/content/heralds-beacon-islet
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