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wsdfwefebgfwquiefpolla==Highest point in each State/Territory==

**States and Territories of Australia**^[1]
State/Territory name	Highest point	Altitude (metres)	Notes
Ashmore and Cartier Islands
Australian Antarctic Territory	Mount McClintock	3,490	^[2]
Australian Capital Territory	Bimberi Peak	1,912
Christmas Island	Murray Hill	361	^[3]
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
New South Wales	Mount Kosciuszko	2,228
Norfolk Island	Mount Bates	319
Northern Territory	Mount Zeil	1,531
Queensland	Mount Bartle Frere	1,622
South Australia	Mount Woodroffe	1,435
Tasmania	Mount Ossa	1,614
Victoria	Mount Bogong	1,986
Western Australia	Mount Meharry	1,253

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 (1646 m)
Black Mountain (812 m)
Mount Ainslie (842 m)
Mount Stromlo
Brindabella Ranges

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)
- Mount Northcote (2,131 m)^[6] (Eleventh highest)
- Muellers Peak (2,120 m)
- Little Twynam (2,120 m)
- Mount Clark (2,100 m)
- Mount Lee (2,100 m)
- Gungartan (2,068 m) (Equal eighteenth highest)
- Mount Tate (2,068 m) (Equal eighteenth highest)
- Mount Jagungal (2,061 m) (Twentieth highest)
- Mount Stilwell (2,040 m)
- Watsons Crags (2,020 m)
- Mount Anderson (1,997 m)
- The Granite Peaks (1,980 m)
- Dicky Cooper Bogong (1,980 m)
- Gills Knobs (1,940 m)
- Mount Sentinal (1,900 m)

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)

Barrington Tops
- Brumlow Tops (1,586 m)
- Mount Polblue (1,575 m)
- Mount Barrington (1,555 m)
- Careys Peak (1,544 m)
- Mount Royal (1,185 m)
- Mount Allyn (1,125 m)
- Mount Cabrebald (1,000 m)

New England Tableland
- Point Lookout, New South Wales (1564m)
- Round Mountain (New England Tableland) (1585m)
- Mount Grundy (1463 metres)

Blue Mountains
- Mount Mistake
- Mount Cameron
- Gospers Mountain
- Mount Wirraba
- Mount Coricudgy (1,255 m)
- Mount Boyce (1,093 m)
- Mount Coriaday
- Mount Monundilla
- Mount Pomany (1,109 m)
- Wedding Cake Mountain
- Mount Wilson, New South Wales (1,108 m)
- Mount Victoria, New South Wales (1,059 m)
- Mount Solitary (919 m)
- Mount Hall (617 m)
- Mount Erskine
- Mount Gibson (608 m)
- Scorpion Hill (558 m)
- Linda Rock (599 m)
- Mount Bedford
- Mount Whaite
- Centre Mount (620 m)
- Notts Hill (750 m)
- Warrigal Hill (760 m)
- Harris Hill (736 m)
- Camp Cave Hill (800 m)
- Pearces Mountain
- Podgers (890 m)
- Mount Cookem (569 m)
- Mount Debert (840 m)
- Narrow Neck (1072 m)
- Castle Cliff (986 m)

Other Mountains
- Mount Trickett (1,362 m)
- Brown Mountain
- Mount Canobolas (1,395 m)
- Mount Banda Banda (1,258 m)
- Mount Cenn Cruaich
- Mount Duval (1,393 m)
- Mount Hopeless
- Mount Gibraltar (863 m)
- Mount Gladstone
- Glenugie Peak (316 m)
- Mount Gulaga (806 m)
- Mount Moombil
- Mount Nardi
- Mount Oxley (307 m)
- Mount Piddington (1,094)
- Mount Sugarloaf (412 m)
- Mount Tilga (329 m)
- Mount Ulandra (761 m)
- Mount Warning (1,900 m)
- Pigeon House Mountain (720 m)
- Siding Spring Mountain (1,165 m)

Queensland

South East Queensland

Teviot Range
- Flinders Peak

D'Aguilar Range

Taylor Range
- Mount Coot-tha
- Enoggera Hill

Moogerah Peaks
- Mount French
- Mount Edwards (630 m)
- Mount Greville
- Mount Moon

McPherson Range
- Mount Barney (1,356 m)^[9]
- Mount Lindesay (1,175 m)
- Mount Ernest (960 m)^{[citation needed]}
- Mount May
- Mount Ballow (1,280 m)^{[citation needed]}
- Mount Maroon
- Springbrook Mountain (900 m)

Main Range
- Wilsons Peak
- Mount Superbus (1,375 m)^[10]^[11]
- Mount Roberts (1,370 m)^[12]
- Lizard Point (1,200 m)^{[citation needed]}
- Mount Steamer (1,215 m)^{[citation needed]}
- The Steamer Range
- Mount Asplenium (1,294 m)^{[citation needed]}
- Mount Huntley (1,264 m)^{[citation needed]}
- Sentinel Point (1,175 m)^{[citation needed]}
- Spicers Peak (1,220 m)
- Mount Mitchell (1,160 m)
- Mount Cordeaux (1,145 m)
- Bare Rock (1,170 m)^{[citation needed]}

Lamington Plateau
- Mount Bithongabel
- Mount Cominan
- Mount Hobwee (1,175m)
- Mount Merino
- Mount Wanungara
- Mount Roberts (Queensland)
- Throakoban
- Mount Toolona
- Mount Westray
- Lost World

Bunya Mountains
- Mount Kiangarow
- Mount Mowbullan

Glass House Mountains
- Mount Beerburrum, 276 m
- Mount Beerwah, 555 m
- Mount Coochin, 235 m
- Mount Coonowrin or Crookneck, 377 m
- Mount Elimbah, 129 m
- Mount Miketeebumulgrai, 199 m
- Mount Ngungun, 253 m
- Round Mountain
- Mount Tibberoowuccum, 220 m
- Mount Tibrogargan, 364 m
- Mount Tunbubudla or the Twins, 312 and 293 m
- Wild Horse Mountain, 123 m

Northern Tablelands

Central and North Queensland

Bellenden Ker Range
- Mount Bartle Frere (1,622 m)^[16]^[17](Highest mountain in Queensland)
- Mount Bellenden Ker (1593 m)

Lamb Range
- Lambs Head (Kahlpahlim Rock)

Basilisk Range
- Mount Tyson
- Mount Mackay

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)

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
- Mount Darwin
- Mount Huxley
- Mount Jukes
- Mount Lyell
- Mount Owen
- Mount Sedgwick
- Mount Strahan

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 Gibbo (1,750 m)
- Mount Hotham (1,861 m)
- Mount Howitt (1,742 m)
- Mount Loch
- Lake Mountain (1,482 m)
- Mount McKay (1,849m)^[21]
- Mount St 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
- Briggs Bluff (420 m)
- Langi Ghiran (924 m)
- Mount Beckworth (634 m)
- 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)
- Mount Warrenmang (526 m)
- You Yangs (352 m)
- Falls Creek

Western Australia

Hamersley Range
- Mount Meharry (highest peak in WA at 1249 metres)
- Mount Bruce
- Mount Nameless

King Leopold Range

Mount Lesueur

Porongurup Range

Stirling Range

Peak Charles National Park
- Peak Charles
- Peak Eleanora

West Mount Barren

Northern Territory

MacDonnell Ranges
- Mount Liebig
- Mount Giles
- Mount Gillen
- Mount Sonder
- Mount Zeil (1,531m)
Uluru/Ayers Rock
Kata Tjuta/Mount Olga

References

^ References and details on data provided in the table can be found within the individual state and territory articles.
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^ "Christmas Island". World Factbook. CIA. 2010. Retrieved 2010-12-26.
^ "HERALD'S BEACON ISLET | Marine World Database". Anchorageworld.com. Retrieved 2012-08-05.
^ "List of mountains in Australia". Peakbagger.com.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "Geoscience Basics - Geoscience Australia". Ga.gov.au. 2010-11-18. Retrieved 2012-08-05.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Climbing Australia's Highest Peaks. "Climbing Australia's Highest Mountains". Aussie10.com. Retrieved 2012-08-05.
^ 22nd March 2008 12:00 AM (2008-03-22). "Mount Coolum | Sunshine Coast Property | Real Estate News for Sunshine Coast, Australia". Sunshine Coast Daily. Retrieved 2012-08-05.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
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[4] "HERALD'S BEACON ISLET | Marine World Database". Anchorageworld.com. Retrieved 2012-08-05.

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