List of mountains in Australia explained

This is a list of mountains in Australia.

Highest points by state and territory

States and Territories of Australia^[1]

State / Territory	Highest point	Elevation	Notes
	m	ft
Ashmore and Cartier Islands	Cartier Island	5m (16feet)	^[2]
Australian Antarctic Territory	Dome A	4093m (13,428feet)	^[3] ^[4] ^[5]
Australian Capital Territory	Bimberi Peak	1913m (6,276feet)
Christmas Island	Murray Hill	361m (1,184feet)	^[6]
Cocos (Keeling) Islands	South Island	9m (30feet)	^[7]
Coral Sea Islands	Heralds-Beacon Islet, Mellish Reef	1.5m (04.9feet)	^[8]
Heard Island and McDonald Islands	Mawson Peak	2745m (9,006feet)	the summit of the Big Ben massif
Jervis Bay Territory	Cape St George, Booderee National Park	164m (538feet)
New South Wales	Mount Kosciuszko	2228m (7,310feet)
Norfolk Island	Mount Bates	319m (1,047feet)
Northern Territory	Mount Zeil	1531m (5,023feet)
Queensland	Mount Bartle Frere	1622m (5,322feet)
South Australia	Ngarutjaranya	1435m (4,708feet)
Tasmania	Mount Ossa	1614m (5,295feet)
Victoria	Mount Bogong	1986m (6,516feet)
Western Australia	Mount Meharry	1253m (4,111feet)

List of mountains in Australia by topographic prominence

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		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		1,218	1,170	Mount Bartle Frere	QLD	Townsville
9		1,121	1,121		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		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		1,159	973		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		1435	949		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

See 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 :

Order	Highest peak	Range / nature reserve	Elevation	Image	Notes
m	ft
1	Bimberi Peak	Brindabella Ranges, Great Dividing Range	1913m (6,276feet)		^[13]
2	Mount Gingera		1857m (6,093feet)		The most prominent snow-covered peak to be seen from Canberra in winter.^[14]
3	Mount Kelly		1814m (5,951feet)
4	Mount Scabby		1790m (5,870feet)
5	Mount Namadgi		1782m (5,846feet)
6	Ginger Ale		1766m (5,794feet)
7	Mount Ginini		1762m (5,781feet)		^[15]
8	Mount Burbidge		1730m (5,680feet)
9	Mount Gudgenby		1719m (5,640feet)
10	Sentry Box Mountain		1718m (5,636feet)
11	Little Bimberi		1654m (5,427feet)
12	Mount Franklin		1646m (5,400feet)		^[16]
13	Mavis Ridge		1618m (5,308feet)
14	Mount McKeahnie		1588m (5,210feet)
15	Mount Tidbinbilla		1583m (5,194feet)
16	The Pimple		1501m (4,925feet)
17	Mount Majura	Canberra Nature Park	890m (2,920feet)
18	Mount Taylor		856m (2,808feet)
19	Tuggeranong Hill		855m (2,805feet)
20	Mount Ainslie		842m (2,762feet)
21	Black Mountain		812m (2,664feet)
22	Mount Wanniassa		809m (2,654feet)
23	Mount Stromlo		770m (2,530feet)

South Australia

Eyre Peninsula Eyre Peninsula Mount Hill at Darke Peak at Flinders Ranges Flinders Ranges St Mary Peak (Ngarri Mudlanha), at Pompeys Pillar, at Point Bonney, at Beatrice Hill (Wilkalanha), at Mount Aleck (Urdlu-warlpunha), at Mount Hack, at Mount Tilley, at Patawarta Hill, at Mount Boorong Mount Karawarra Harold Hill Beacon Hill, at Rawnsley Bluff, at Mount Brown, at Mount Remarkable, at Mount Caernarvon, at Mount Hayward, at Mount Arden, at ^[36] The Dutchmans Stern, at Moockra Tower, at Devils Peak, at Wonoka Hill, at Mount Chambers, at Gammon Ranges Gammon Ranges Benbonyathe Hill, at Mount McKinlay (Wayanha), at Gammon Hill, at Freeling Heights, at Mount Serle, at Mount Rowe, at Mount John Roberts, at Cleft Peak, at Mount Painter, at The Armchair, at

Gawler Ranges Gawler Ranges Paney Bluff, at Mount Wudinna, at Mount Lofty Ranges Mount Lofty Ranges Mount Bryan, at Mount Lofty, at New Campbell Hill, at Mount Bonython, at Kaiserstuhl, at Mount Crawford, at Mount Misery, at Mount Barker, at Peters Hill, at Musgrave Ranges Musgrave Ranges Mount Woodroffe, at (highest peak in SA) Mount Charles, at Mount Morris, at Mount Whinham, at Mount Berry, at Mount Woodward, at Mount Edwin, at Mount Spec (Kali-Kalinya), at Mount Davenport, at Mount Everard (Uwalinyi), at Mount Kintore, at McNamara Hill (Marnilytjanya), at Mount Hardy, at Mount Davies, at Ayliffe Hill (Altjinytjanya), at Mount Caroline (Ulkiyanya), at Mount Cuthbert (Atarkanya), at Mount Cooparinna, at Dulgunja Hill, at Gosse Pile, at

Tasmania

Order	Highest peak	Range / nature reserve	Elevation	Image	Notes
m	ft
1	Mount Ossa	Du Cane	1617m (5,305feet)		^[37]
2	Legges Tor	Ben Lomond	1572m (5,157feet)		^[38] ^[39] ^[40]
3	Giblin Peak	Ben Lomond	1569m (5,148feet)		^[41] ^[42]
4	Mount Pelion West	Pelion	1560m (5,120feet)		^[43] ^[44]
5	Barn Bluff	Cradle Cirque - Bluff Cirque	1559m (5,115feet)		^[45] ^[46]
6	Cradle Mountain		1545m (5,069feet)		^[47] ^[48]
7	Markham Heights	Ben Lomond	1542m (5,059feet)
8	Hamilton Crags	Ben Lomond	1540m (5,050feet)
9	Smithies Peak		1527m (5,010feet)		^[49]
	Stacks Bluff	Ben Lomond	1527m (5,010feet)		^[50] ^[51]
11	unnamed peak	Du Cane	1520m (4,990feet)
12	Mount Geryon North	Du Cane	1516m (4,974feet)
13	Mount Massif	Du Cane	1514m (4,967feet)		^[52] ^[53]
14	Misery Bluff	Ben Lomond	1510m (4,950feet)
15	Mount Geryon South	Du Cane	1509m (4,951feet)
	King Davids Peak		1509m (4,951feet)
17	Ossian’s Throne	Ben Lomond	1498m (4,915feet)
	Coalmine Crag	Ben Lomond	1498m (4,915feet)
19	Mount Gould	Du Cane	1485m (4,872feet)		^[54]
20	Castle Crag	Du Cane	1482m (4,862feet)
	Mount Thetis	Du Cane	1482m (4,862feet)		^[55]
22	The Acropolis	Du Cane	1481m (4,859feet)		^[56] ^[57]
23	Mount Hyperion		1480m (4,860feet)
24	Magnet Crag	Ben Lomond	1464m (4,803feet)
25	Mount Pelion East	Pelion	1461m (4,793feet)
26	Mount Jerusalem		1459m (4,787feet)		^[58]
27	Mount Olympus		1449m (4,754feet)
	Cumner Bluff		1449m (4,754feet)
29	Mount Gell		1447m (4,747feet)		^[59]
30	Solomons Throne		1446m (4,744feet)
	Frenchmans Cap		1446m (4,744feet)		^[60]
32	Ironstone Mountain	Great Western Tiers	1443m (4,734feet)		^[61]
33	Eldon Peak	Eldon Range	1440m (4,720feet)		^[62]
34	Mount Field West		1434m (4,705feet)
35	Mersey Crag	Ben Lomond	1432m (4,698feet)
36	Walled Mountain		1431m (4,695feet)
37	Mount Anne		1425m (4,675feet)
38	Western Bluff		1420m (4,660feet)
	Barrow Mountain		1420m (4,660feet)
40	Mount Rufus		1416m (4,646feet)
41	Macs Mountain		1413m (4,636feet)
42	Mount Emmett		1410m (4,630feet)
43	Fisher Bluff		1408m (4,619feet)
44	Twin Spires		1406m (4,613feet)
	Mount Barrow		1406m (4,613feet)		^[63]
46	Mount Hugel		1403m (4,603feet)
47	Cathedral Mountain	Cathedral	1387m (4,551feet)
48	Mount Achilles		1363m (4,472feet)
49	Mount Ragoona		1350m (4,430feet)
50	Mount Mawson		1300m (4,300feet)
51	Mount Murchison	West Coast	1275m (4,183feet)		^[64]
52	Kunanyi / Mount Wellington		Wellington	1269m (4,163feet)		^[65] ^[66]
53	Hartz Peak	Hartz	1255m (4,117feet)
	Mother Cummings Peak		1255m (4,117feet)
55	Forty Lake Peak		1248m (4,094feet)
56	Mount Roland		1234m (4,049feet)
57	Quamby Bluff		1228m (4,029feet)
58	Adamsons Peak		1225m (4,019feet)
59	Federation Peak	Arthur	1224m (4,016feet)
60	Artillery Knob		1216m (3,990feet)
61	Mount Victoria		1207m (3,960feet)
62	Interview Pinnacle		1200m (3,900feet)
63	Mount Geikie	Tyndall	1191m (3,907feet)		^[67] ^[68]
64	Mount Arthur		1188m (3,898feet)		^[69]
65	Mount Tyndall	Tyndall	1179m (3,868feet)
66	Mount Jukes	West Coast	1168m (3,832feet)		^[70]
67	Mount Sedgwick	West Coast	1147m (3,763feet)
68	Mount Owen	West Coast	1146m (3,760feet)		^[71]
69	Mount Sorell	West Coast	1144m (3,753feet)		^[72]
70	Mount Dundas	West Coast	1143m (3,750feet)		^[73]
71	Mount Read	West Coast	1123m (3,684feet)		^[74]
72	Proprietary Peak	West Coast	1103m (3,619feet)
73	Pyramid Peak	West Coast	1080m (3,540feet)		^[75]
	unnamed peak	Sticht	1080m (3,540feet)
75	West Jukes Peak	West Coast	1062m (3,484feet)
76	Mount Darwin	West Coast	1033m (3,389feet)
77	South Jukes Peak	West Coast	1014m (3,327feet)
78	Mount Hamilton	West Coast	1005m (3,297feet)		^[76]
79	Mount Black	West Coast	950m (3,120feet)
80	Victoria Peak	West Coast	949m (3,114feet)
81	Mount Huxley	West Coast	926m (3,038feet)
82	Mount Lyell	West Coast	917m (3,009feet)
83	Mount Strahan	West Coast	855m (2,805feet)		^[77]
84	Mount Julia	West Coast	843m (2,766feet)
85	South Darwin Peak	West Coast	780m (2,560feet)
86	Mount Selina	West Coast	760m (2,490feet)
87	Mount Munro	Furneaux	715m (2,346feet)
88	Mount Farrell	West Coast	711m (2,333feet)
89	Mount Hamilton	Macquarie Island	433m (1,421feet)
align=center	-	Mount Bischoff
align=center	-	Mount Pleasant

Western Australia

• Carnarvon Range
• Mount Augustus (1105m)
• Mount Beadell
• Darling Range
  • Mount Dale
  • Mount Cooke
• Hamersley Range
  • Mount Meharry (at 1,249 metres above sea level, the highest peak in Western Australia)
  • Mount Bruce (1,221 m; the second highest peak in WA)
  • Mount Nameless/Jarndunmunha 1,115 m
• Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges, formerly King Leopold Ranges
• Mount Lesueur
• Porongurup Range
• Stirling Range
  • Bluff Knoll (1,099m)
  • Toolbrunup (998m)
  • Mount Magog
  • Mount Trio
  • Mount Hassell
  • Talyuberlup Peak
• Peak Charles National Park
  • Peak Charles
  • Peak Eleanora
• West Mount Barren
• East Mount Barren
• Mount Wells (983m)^[21]
• Mount Ord (947m)^[21]
• Mount Teague
• Mount Manypeaks

Northern Territory

Order	Highest peak	Range / nature reserve	Elevation	Image	Notes
m	ft
1	Mount Zeil	MacDonnell Ranges	1531m (5,023feet)
2	Mount Giles		1389m (4,557feet)
3	Mount Sonder		1380m (4,530feet)
4	Mount Liebig		1274m (4,180feet)		^[88]
5	Mount Palmer	Hart Range	1117m (3,665feet)		^[89]
6	Kata Tjuta/Mount Olga	Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park	1066m (3,497feet)		^[90]
7	Uluru		863m (2,831feet)		^[91]
8	Mount Conner		859m (2,818feet)
9	Central Mount Stuart	Georgina Basin	846m (2,776feet)
10	Chambers Pillar	Chambers Pillar Historical Reserve
11	Mount Hermannsburg

Notes and References

1. References and details on data provided in the table can be found within the individual state and territory articles.
2. Web site: Australia - Oceania :: Ashmore and Cartier Islands — The World Factbook - Central Intelligence Agency. www.cia.gov. 6 June 2022 .
3. Web site: Australian Antarctic Territory. Geoscience Australia. 22 June 2009. https://web.archive.org/web/20100419021109/http://www.ga.gov.au/education/geoscience-basics/dimensions/external-territories/aus-antartic-territory.jsp. 19 April 2010. 2 July 2020.
4. Book: Gildea, Damien. Mountaineering in Antarctica: Climbing in the Frozen South. Damien Gildea. Primento Digital Publishing. 2015. 978-2-5110-3134-6.
5. Book: Trewby, Mary. Antarctica: An Encyclopedia from Abbott Ice Shelf to Zooplankton. Firefly Books. 2002. 978-1-5529-7590-9. 65.
6. Web site: Christmas Island. World Factbook. CIA. 2010. 2010-12-26.
7. Web site: Profile. shire.cc.
8. Web site: HERALD'S BEACON ISLET | Marine World Database . Anchorageworld.com . 2012-08-05 . https://web.archive.org/web/20110707140123/http://www.anchorageworld.com/content/heralds-beacon-islet . 7 July 2011 . dead .
9. Web site: Australia P600 Summits - peaklist.org. www.peaklist.org.
10. Web site: Tasmania P600 Summits - peaklist.org. www.peaklist.org.
11. Web site: Mainland Australia Peaks with 600 m of Prominence - Peakbagger.com. www.peakbagger.com.
12. Web site: Tasmania Peaks with 600 m of Prominence - Peakbagger.com. www.peakbagger.com.
13. Web site: Bimberi Peak, Australia. Peakbagger.com. 10 October 2013.
14. 11591. Mount Gingera, Australia.
15. 11589. Mount Ginini, Australia.
16. 11588. Mount Franklin, Australia.
17. Web site: Didhol (Pigeon House Mountain). South Coast of NSW. Morningside web publishers. 9 October 2013.
18. Web site: Werrikimbe & WilliWilli National Parks. 11 March 2020. https://web.archive.org/web/20090912231838/http://www.midnorthcoastnsw.com.au/documents/Werrikimbe%20%26%20WilliWilli%20National%20Parks%202006.pdf. 12 September 2009. dead.
19. Web site: Map of Brown Mountain, NSW. Bonzle Digital Atlas of Australia. 14 May 2013 .
20. Web site: Summit Data. parksnpeaks.org.
21. Web site: Australia P600 Summits - peaklist.org. peaklist.org.
22. Web site: The Nightcap Range. The Hamlet of Rosebank. 10 May 2015. 18 May 2015. https://web.archive.org/web/20150518074753/http://rosebank.ws/nightcap-range.html. dead.
23. 11624 . List of mountains in Australia.
24. Web site: Geoscience Basics - Geoscience Australia . Ga.gov.au . 2010-11-18 . 2012-08-05 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20050617084805/http://www.ga.gov.au/education/facts/landforms/highmtns.htm . 17 June 2005 .
25. Web site: Climbing Australia's Highest Peaks . Climbing Australia's Highest Mountains . Aussie10.com . 2012-08-05.
26. 2009-05-24.
27. Dunn, John. Ingram, Peter. Ulandra Nature Reserve Plan of Management. . February 1994. 15. 2009-05-24.
28. Web site: Mount Coolum | Sunshine Coast Property | Real Estate News for Sunshine Coast, Australia . Sunshine Coast Daily . 2008-03-22 . 2012-08-05.
29. 11566 . List of mountains in Australia.
30. 11565 . List of mountains in Australia.
31. Web site: About Main Range, Goomburra, Queen Mary Falls . Department of Environment and Resource Management . 31 May 2011 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20110711111026/http://www.derm.qld.gov.au/parks/main-range/about.html . 11 July 2011 . dmy-all .
32. 11548 . List of mountains in Australia.
33. Web site: Radar Images . Mirror.bom.gov.au . 2012-08-05 . https://web.archive.org/web/20090516070933/http://mirror.bom.gov.au/weather/radar/info/QLD.info.shtml . 16 May 2009 . dead .
34. 11546 . List of mountains in Australia.
35. Web site: Climbing the Highest Mountain in each Australian State and Territory . State8.net . 2012-08-05.
36. Web site: Search results for 'Mount Arden, MT' with the following datasets being selected - 'Suburbs and Localities' and 'Gazetteer' . Location SA Map Viewer. Government of South Australia. 5 January 2022.
37. 11516. Mount Ossa, Australia. 2014-02-02.
38. Web site: Legges Tor . Placenames Tasmania . Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, Government of Tasmania.
39. Web site: LISTmap (Legges Tor) . Tasmanian Government Department of Primary Industries and Water . 14 January 2008 .
40. 11507 . Legges Tor, Australia . meters . 5 June 2015 .
41. Web site: LISTmap (Giblin Peak) . Tasmanian Government Department of Primary Industries and Water . 5 June 2015 .
42. 34574 . Giblin Peak, Australia . meters . 5 June 2015 .
43. Web site: LISTmap (Mount Pelion West) . Tasmanian Government Department of Primary Industries and Water . 14 January 2008 .
44. 11513 . Mount Pelion West, Australia . meters . 6 June 2015 .
45. Web site: LISTmap (Barn Bluff) . . Department of Primary Industries and Water . 10 October 2007 .
46. 11510 . Barn Bluff, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
47. Web site: LISTmap (Cradle Mountain) . . Department of Primary Industries and Water . 19 June 2007 .
48. 11509 . Cradle Mountain, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
49. 34578 . Smithies Tower, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
50. Web site: LISTmap (Stacks Bluff) . Tasmanian Government Department of Primary Industries and Water . 25 March 2008 .
51. 11508 . Stacks Bluff, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
52. Web site: LISTmap (Mount Massif) . . Department of Primary Industries and Water . 25 March 2008 .
53. 11519 . Mount Massif, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
54. 11523 . Mount Gould, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
55. 11515 . Mount Thetis, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
56. Web site: LISTmap (The Acropolis) . . Department of Primary Industries and Water . 9 February 2010 .
57. 11521 . The Acropolis, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
58. 11512 . Mount Jerusalem, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
59. 11526 . Mount Gell, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
60. 11529 . Frenchmans Cap, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
61. Book: Lloyd, Sarah. The edge, a natural history of Tasmania's Great Western Tiers. 978-0-646-57082-2. Friends of Jacky's Marsh Inc. 2012. 1.
62. 34580 . Eldon Peak, Australia . meters . 9 June 2015 .
63. 11505. Mount Barrow, Australia. 1 July 2015.
64. 34607 . Mount Murchison, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
65. 11535 . Mount Wellington, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
66. News: Tasmanian dual naming policy announced atop Kunanyi. 13 March 2013. 20 November 2014. Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
67. 23618 . Mount Geikie, Australia . meters . 7 June 2015 .
68. Web site: LISTmap (Mount Geikie) . Tasmanian Government Department of Primary Industries and Water . 25 March 2008 .
69. 34592. Mount Arthur, Australia. 1 July 2015.
70. 34585 . Mount Jukes, Australia . meters . 17 June 2015 .
71. 34588 . Mount Owen, Australia . meters . 16 June 2015 .
72. 34597 . Mount Sorell, Australia . meters . 17 June 2015 .
73. 23604 . Mount Dundas, Australia . meters . 17 June 2015 .
74. 23626 . Mount Read, Australia . meters . 16 June 2015 .
75. Web site: Tasmanian Peak-Baggers' Guide . Hobart Walking Club Inc. . 2013 . 21 June 2015.
76. 23625 . Mount Hamilton, Australia . meters . 18 June 2015 .
77. The West Coast Range, Tasmania: Mountains and Geological Giants . 1–13 . 0080-4703 . Baillie, Peter . Papers and Proceedings of the Royal Society of Tasmania . 144 . 2010 . . Hobart, Tasmania . 10.26749/rstpp.144.1 . 126902525 . reprint . 18 June 2015 . https://web.archive.org/web/20150616083904/http://eprints.utas.edu.au/15988/1/baillie-west-coast-range-2010.pdf . 16 June 2015 . dead .
78. 11629 . Mount Bogong, Australia.
79. 11635 . Feathertop, Australia.
80. 11638 . Mount Hotham, Australia.
81. 11634 . Mount McKay, Australia.
82. Web site: Mount Buggery. Mapcarta. 11 July 2014.
83. Web site: Map of Mount Buggery, VIC. Bonzle Digital Atlas of Australia. 11 July 2014.
84. Web site: Map of Mount Selwyn, VIC . Bonzle Digital Atlas of Australia . 21 January 2014.
85. 11645 . Mount Donna Buang, Australia.
86. Web site: Map of Mount Buggery, VIC. Bonzle Digital Atlas of Australia. 11 July 2014.
87. Web site: Grampians National Park Update . parkweb.vic.gov.a .
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