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List of mountains in Australia

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This is a list of mountains in Australia.

Looking east back down the chimney on Mount Ossa towards Pelion East, in Tasmania.

Highest points by state and territory

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States and Territories of Australia[1]
State / Territory Highest point Elevation AHD Notes
m ft
Ashmore and Cartier Islands Cartier Island 5 16 [2]
Australian Antarctic Territory Dome A 4,093 13,428 [3][4][5]
Australian Capital Territory Bimberi Peak 1,913 6,276
Christmas Island Murray Hill 361 1,184 [6]
Cocos (Keeling) Islands South Island 9 30 [7]
Coral Sea Islands Heralds-Beacon Islet, Mellish Reef 1.5 4 ft 11 in [8]
Heard Island and McDonald Islands Mawson Peak 2,745 9,006 the summit of the Big Ben massif
Jervis Bay Territory Cape St George, Booderee National Park 164 538
New South Wales Mount Kosciuszko 2,228 7,310
Norfolk Island Mount Bates 319 1,047
Northern Territory Mount Zeil 1,531 5,023
Queensland Mount Bartle Frere 1,622 5,322
South Australia Ngarutjaranya 1,435 4,708
Tasmania Mount Ossa 1,614 5,295
Victoria Mount Bogong 1,986 6,516
Western Australia Mount Meharry 1,253 4,111

List of mountains in Australia by topographic prominence

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This is a list of the top 50 mountains in Australia ranked by topographic prominence. Most of these peaks are the highest point in their areas.

  Peak Absolute
height (m) 		Topographic
prominence (m) 		Prominence parent State Location
1 Mount Kosciuszko 2,228 2,228 none — HP Australia NSW HP New South Wales, Snowy Mountains
2 Mount Ossa 1,617 1,617 none — HP Tasmania TAS HP Tasmania, Central Highlands
3 Mount Zeil 1,531 1,322 Mount Kosciuszko NT HP Northern Territory, MacDonnell Ranges
4 Mount Bartle Frere 1,611 1,316 Mount Kosciuszko QLD HP Queensland, Bellenden Ker Range, Cairns
5 Legges Tor 1,573 1,302 Mount Ossa TAS Ben Lomond Range
6 Mount Bogong 1,986 1,233 Mount Kosciuszko VIC HP Victoria, Victorian Alps
7 Mount Bellenden Ker 1,582 1,222 Mount Bartle Frere QLD Bellenden Ker Range
8 Mount Elliot 1,218 1,170 Mount Bartle Frere QLD Townsville
9 Mount Bowen 1,121 1,121 none — HP Hinchinbrook Island QLD Hinchinbrook Island
10 Thornton Peak 1,374 1,114 Mount Bartle Frere QLD Daintree
11 Brumlow Top 1,586 1,103 Mount Kosciuszko NSW Barrington Tops
12 St Mary Peak 1,189 1,047 Brumlow Top SA Flinders Ranges
13 Mount Picton 1,327 1,024 Mount Ossa TAS Southwest National Park
14 Bell Peak North 1,026 1,011 Mount Bartle Frere QLD Grey Peaks National Park, Cairns
15 Mount Carbine Tableland 1,383 1,000 Mount Bartle Frere QLD Daintree
16 Mount William 1,259 997 Brumlow Top QLD Clarke Range, Mackay
17 Mount Field West 1,435 981 Mount Ossa TAS Mount Field National Park
18 Mount Warning 1,159 973 Brumlow Top NSW Tweed Range
19 Frenchmans Cap 1,446 969 Mount Ossa TAS Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park
20 Mount Anne 1,423 963 Mount Field West TAS Southwest National Park
21 Ngarutjaranya 1435 949 Mount Zeil SA HP South Australia, Musgrave Ranges
22 Mount Jukes 1,169 934 Mount Ossa TAS West Coast Range
23 Snowy South 1,398 928 Mount Field West TAS Snowy Range
24 Mount William 1,167 893 Mount Bogong VIC Grampians National Park
25 Consuelo Tableland 1,232 887 Brumlow Top QLD Carnarvon National Park
26 Mount Gower 875 875 none — HP Lord Howe Island NSW Lord Howe Island
27 Mount Abbot 1,059 873 Mount William QLD Bowen
28 Mount Finnigan 1148 870 Mount Carbine Tableland QLD Far North Queensland
29 Mount Kaputar 1,510 860 Brumlow Top NSW Nandewar Range
30 Bluff Knoll 1,099 854 Ngarutjaranya WA Stirling Range
31 Mount Buller 1,805 853 Mount Bogong VIC Victorian Alps
32 Mount Meharry 1,249 839 Ngarutjaranya WA HP Western Australia
33 Hartz Peak 1,254 838 Mount Picton TAS Hartz Mountains
34 Mount Bithongabel 1,195 820 Brumlow Top QLD/NSW Macpherson Range, Lamington National Park
35 HP Blue Mountains 1,058 817 Mount William QLD Isaac Region, nr Mackay
36 Mount Superbus 1,371 815 Brumlow Top QLD South East Queensland
37 Propsting Range 894 810 Mount Anne TAS Southwest National Park
38 Mount Barrow 1,414 807 Legges Tor TAS Tasmanian Northern Slopes, nr Launceston
39 Mount Weld 1,345 806 Mount Anne TAS Southwest National Park
40 Federation Peak 1,225 805 Mount Picton TAS Southwest National Park, Arthur Range
41 Mount Dryander 820 793 Mount William QLD Whitsunday Region
42 Strzelecki Peaks 782 782 none - HP Flinders Island TAS Strzelecki National Park, Flinders Island
43 HP Normanby Range 805 777 HP Blue Mountains QLD Shoalwater Bay
44 Mount Owen 1,146 776 Mount Ossa TAS West Coast Range, nr Queenstown
45 Frankland Peak 1,083 775 Mount Anne TAS Southwest National Park, Frankland Range
46 Mount Barney 1,359 766 Mount Superbus QLD Scenic Rim, South East Queensland
47 Mount Murchison 1,278 763 Mount Ossa TAS Mount Murchison Regional Reserve, West Coast
48 Clear Hill 1,198 758 Mount Field West TAS Lake Gordon
49 Round Mountain 1,584 744 Brumlow Top NSW New England, Northern Tablelands
50 Mount Latrobe 754 744 Mount Buller VIC Wilsons Promontory, Gippsland

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Australian Capital Territory

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Main article: List of mountains in the Australian Capital Territory

The following is a list of mountains and prominent hills in the Australian Capital Territory in order, from the highest peak to the lowest peak, for those mountains and hills with an elevation above 750 metres (2,460 ft) AHD:

Order Highest peak Range /
nature reserve 		Elevation AHD Image Notes
m ft
1 Bimberi Peak Brindabella Ranges,
Great Dividing Range 		1,913 6,276   [13]
2 Mount Gingera 1,857 6,093 The most prominent snow-covered peak to be seen from Canberra in winter.[14]
3 Mount Kelly 1,814 5,951
4 Mount Scabby 1,790 5,873
5 Mount Namadgi 1,782 5,846
6 Ginger Ale 1,766 5,794
7 Mount Ginini 1,762 5,781   [15]
8 Mount Burbidge 1,730 5,676
9 Mount Gudgenby 1,719 5,640
10 Sentry Box Mountain 1,718 5,636
11 Little Bimberi 1,654 5,427
12 Mount Franklin 1,646 5,400 [16]
13 Mavis Ridge 1,618 5,308
14 Mount McKeahnie 1,588 5,210
15 Mount Tidbinbilla 1,583 5,194
16 The Pimple 1,501 4,925
17 Mount Majura Canberra Nature Park 890 2,920
18 Mount Taylor 856 2,808  
19 Tuggeranong Hill 855 2,805  
20 Mount Ainslie 842 2,762  
21 Black Mountain 812 2,664  
22 Mount Wanniassa 809 2,654  
23 Mount Stromlo 770 2,526  

New South Wales

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Barrington Tops

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Mount Allyn in the background, viewed from Mount Cabrebald.

Blue Mountains

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Blue Mountains.
 
Mount Banks on the Explorer's Range in the Blue Mountains.

Budawang Range

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Pigeon House Mountain within the Budawang Range.

Gibraltar Range

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  • Mountains located within the Gibraltar Range
    • The Summit 1,170 metres (3,840 ft)

Great Dividing Range

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Central Tablelands

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Mount Canobolas as viewed from the Pinnacles, near Orange.

Mid North Coast region

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Monaro region

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Mount Kembla viewed from Mount Nebo.


Illawarra escarpment

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  • Mountains located within the Illawarra escarpment
    • Bells Hill, at 803 metres (2,635 ft)
    • Knights Hill, at 709 metres (2,326 ft)
    • Noorinan Mountain, at 663 metres (2,175 ft)
    • Saddleback Mountain, at 600 metres (2,000 ft)
    • Wanyambilli Hill, at 564 metres (1,850 ft)
    • Mount Kembla, at 534 metres (1,752 ft)
    • Burelli Mountain, at 531 metres (1,742 ft)
    • Mount Kembla West, at 512 metres (1,680 ft)
    • Mount Brisbane, at 469 metres (1,539 ft)
    • Mount Keira, at 464 metres (1,522 ft)
    • Warra Mountain, at 464 metres (1,522 ft)
    • Brokers Nose, at 440 metres (1,440 ft)
    • Mount Nebo, at 252 metres (827 ft)

Liverpool Range

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Lord Howe Island

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Mount Lidgbird on Lord Howe Island

McPherson Range

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Moonbi Range

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Nandewar Range

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Grattai Mountain in the Nandewar Range.

New England Tableland

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The view from Point Lookout.

Nightcap Range

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Snowy Mountains

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Mount Kosciuszko.
 
Carruthers Peak on the Main Range.
 
The view from Mount Tate, looking towards Guthega.

Sugarloaf Range

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Tweed Range

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Mount Warning and Clarrie Hall Dam

Warrumbungles

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Siding Spring Observatory on Siding Spring Mountain

Other mountains

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Queensland

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South East Queensland

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Mount Coolum
 
Mount Barney
 
Mount Lindesay
 
Mount Beerwah

Central and North Queensland

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Mount Bartle Frere

Darling Downs

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South Australia

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Eyre Peninsula

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Flinders Ranges

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Gammon Ranges

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Gawler Ranges

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Mount Lofty Ranges

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Musgrave Ranges

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Tasmania

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Order Highest peak Range /
nature reserve 		Elevation AHD Image Notes
m ft
1 Mount Ossa Du Cane 1,617 5,305   [25][39]
2 Legges Tor Ben Lomond 1,572 5,157   [40][41][42][43]
3 Giblin Peak Ben Lomond 1,569 5,148 [44][45][46]
4 Mount Pelion West Pelion 1,560 5,118   [47][48][49]
5 Barn Bluff Cradle Cirque -
Bluff Cirque 		1,559 5,115   [50][51][52]
6 Cradle Mountain 1,545 5,069   [53][54][55]
7 Markham Heights Ben Lomond 1,542 5,059 [56]
8 Hamilton Crags Ben Lomond 1,540 5,052
9 Smithies Peak 1,527 5,010 [57][58]
Stacks Bluff Ben Lomond 1,527 5,010   [59][60][61]
11 unnamed peak Du Cane 1,520 4,987   [62]
12 Mount Geryon North Du Cane 1,516 4,974   [63]
13 Mount Massif Du Cane 1,514 4,967 [64][65][66]
14 Misery Bluff Ben Lomond 1,510 4,954
15 Mount Geryon South Du Cane 1,509 4,951 [63]
King Davids Peak 1,509 4,951 [67]
17 Ossian’s Throne Ben Lomond 1,498 4,915
Coalmine Crag Ben Lomond 1,498 4,915
19 Mount Gould Du Cane 1,485 4,872   [68][69]
20 Castle Crag Du Cane 1,482 4,862   [70]
Mount Thetis Du Cane 1,482 4,862 [71][72]
22 The Acropolis Du Cane 1,481 4,859   [73][74][75]
23 Mount Hyperion 1,480 4,856
24 Magnet Crag Ben Lomond 1,464 4,803
25 Mount Pelion East Pelion 1,461 4,793   [76]
26 Mount Jerusalem 1,459 4,787 [77][78]
27 Mount Olympus 1,449 4,754 [79]
Cumner Bluff 1,449 4,754
29 Mount Gell 1,447 4,747 [80][81]
30 Solomons Throne 1,446 4,744 [82]
Frenchmans Cap 1,446 4,744   [83][84]
32 Ironstone Mountain Great Western
Tiers 		1,443 4,734   [85][86]
33 Eldon Peak Eldon Range 1,440 4,724 [87][88]
34 Mount Field West 1,434 4,705  
35 Mersey Crag Ben Lomond 1,432 4,698
36 Walled Mountain 1,431 4,695
37 Mount Anne 1,425 4,675  
38 Western Bluff 1,420 4,659
Barrow Mountain 1,420 4,659
40 Mount Rufus 1,416 4,646
41 Macs Mountain 1,413 4,636
42 Mount Emmett 1,410 4,626
43 Fisher Bluff 1,408 4,619
44 Twin Spires 1,406 4,613
Mount Barrow 1,406 4,613   [89]
46 Mount Hugel 1,403 4,603
47 Cathedral Mountain Cathedral 1,387 4,551  
48 Mount Achilles 1,363 4,472
49 Mount Ragoona 1,350 4,429  
50 Mount Mawson 1,300 4,265  
51 Mount Murchison West Coast 1,275 4,183 [90][91]
52 Kunanyi /
Mount Wellington 		Wellington 1,269 4,163   [92][93][94]
53 Hartz Peak Hartz 1,255 4,117  
Mother Cummings
Peak 		1,255 4,117  
55 Forty Lake Peak 1,248 4,094
56 Mount Roland 1,234 4,049  
57 Quamby Bluff 1,228 4,029  
58 Adamsons Peak 1,225 4,019
59 Federation Peak Arthur 1,224 4,016  
60 Artillery Knob 1,216 3,990
61 Mount Victoria 1,207 3,960
62 Interview Pinnacle 1,200 3,937
63 Mount Geikie Tyndall 1,191 3,907 [95][96]
64 Mount Arthur 1,188 3,898   [97]
65 Mount Tyndall Tyndall 1,179 3,868
66 Mount Jukes West Coast 1,168 3,832 [98]
67 Mount Sedgwick West Coast 1,147 3,763 [99]
68 Mount Owen West Coast 1,146 3,760   [100]
69 Mount Sorell West Coast 1,144 3,753 [101]
70 Mount Dundas West Coast 1,143 3,750 [102]
71 Mount Read West Coast 1,123 3,684 [103]
72 Proprietary Peak West Coast 1,103 3,619
73 Pyramid Peak West Coast 1,080 3,543 [104][105]
unnamed peak Sticht 1,080 3,543 [104][105]
75 West Jukes Peak West Coast 1,062 3,484
76 Mount Darwin West Coast 1,033 3,389
77 South Jukes Peak West Coast 1,014 3,327
78 Mount Hamilton West Coast 1,005 3,297 [106][107]
79 Mount Black West Coast 950 3,117
80 Victoria Peak West Coast 949 3,114 [105][108]
81 Mount Huxley West Coast 926 3,038 [99]
82 Mount Lyell West Coast 917 3,009
83 Mount Strahan West Coast 855 2,805 [99]
84 Mount Julia West Coast 843 2,766 [105][109]
85 South Darwin Peak West Coast 780 2,559 [105][110]
86 Mount Selina West Coast 760 2,493 [105][111]
87 Mount Munro Furneaux 715 2,346
88 Mount Farrell West Coast 711 2,333 [105][112]
89 Mount Hamilton Macquarie Island 433 1,421
- Mount Bischoff  
- Mount Pleasant

Victoria

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Victorian Alps

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looking to the summit of Mount Bogong, in winter.
 
Ascending to the summit of Mount Feathertop, in winter.
 
Mount Buller ridge in summer.
 
Mount Tambo, in summer.
  • Mountains located within the Victorian Alps
    • Mount Bogong (1,986 m or 6,516 ft)[113] (Highest mountain in the state)
    • Mount Feathertop (1,922 m or 6,306 ft)[114] (Second highest mountain in the state)
    • Bogong High Plains
      • Mount Nelse West (1,893 m or 6,211 ft)
      • Mount Loch (1,887 m or 6,191 ft)
      • Mount Nelse North (1,884 m or 6,181 ft)
      • Mount Fainter South (1,883 m or 6,178 ft)
      • Mount Nelse (1,882 m or 6,175 ft)
      • Mount Hotham (1,862 m or 6,109 ft)[115]
      • Mount McKay, at 1,849 metres (6,066 ft)[116]
      • Mount Cope (1,837 m or 6,027 ft)
      • Spion Kopje (1,837 m or 6,027 ft)
      • Mount Jim (1,818 m or 5,965 ft)
    • Cobberas Range
      • Mount Cobberas No. 1 (1,833 m or 6,014 ft)
      • Mount Cobberas No. 2
      • Moscow Peak
      • Middle Peak
      • Cleft Peak
    • Buller-Howitt Region
      • Mount Buller (1,805 m or 5,922 ft)
      • Mount Stirling (1,749 m or 5,738 ft)
      • Mount Howitt (1,742 m or 5,715 ft)
      • Mount Magdala (1,725 m or 5,659 ft)
      • The Bluff (1,725 m or 5,659 ft)
      • King Billy No. 1 (1,716 m or 5,630 ft)
      • King Billy No. 2 (1,696 m or 5,564 ft)
      • Mount Clear (1,695 m or 5,561 ft)
      • Mount Speculation (1,666 m or 5,466 ft)
      • Mount Cobbler (1,628 m or 5,341 ft)
      • Mount McDonald (1,620 m or 5,315 ft)
      • Mount Buggery (Alpine Shire) (1,583–1,598 m or 5,194–5,243 ft)[117][118]
      • Mount Koonika (1,594 m or 5,230 ft)
      • The Viking (1,519 m or 4,984 ft)
      • Mount Despair (1,460 m or 4,790 ft)
      • Eagles Peaks (1,446 m or 4,744 ft)
    • Moroka-Tarli Karng Region
      • Mount Reynard (1,705 m or 5,594 ft)
      • Mount Wellington (1,634 m or 5,361 ft)
      • Mount Tamboritha (1,509 m or 4,951 ft)
      • Long Hill (1,290 m or 4,232 ft)
      • Mount Ligar (The Crinoline) (1,165 m or 3,822 ft)
    • Cathedral Range
      • The Green Hill

(1,241 m or 4,072 ft)

 
Mount William, looking east towards Ararat.
 
Mount Alexander, in summer.
 
Hanging Rock, in summer.
 
Corhanwarrabul, in winter.
 
Mount Napier, in summer.
 
Mount Elephant, in spring.

Grampians

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Ballarat and surrounding Highlands

Other Victorian mountains

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Western Australia

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Northern Territory

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Order Highest peak Range /
nature reserve 		Elevation AHD Image Notes
m ft
1 Mount Zeil MacDonnell Ranges 1,531 5,023   [123]
2 Mount Giles 1,389 4,557  
3 Mount Sonder 1,380 4,530   [124]
4 Mount Liebig 1,274 4,180   [125]
5 Mount Palmer Hart Range 1,117 3,665 [126]
6 Kata Tjuta/Mount Olga Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park 1,066 3,497   [127]
7 Uluru 863 2,831   [128]
8 Mount Conner 859 2,818   [129]
9 Central Mount Stuart Georgina Basin 846 2,776   [130]
10 Chambers Pillar Chambers Pillar Historical Reserve  
11 Mount Hermannsburg

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