Mountain Peaks in Australia map & data
There are 18,788 mountain peaks mapped in Australia, spread over 9 states and territories. The most are in New South Wales (5,162), Queensland (3,129) and Western Australia (2,947). 89% of them carry a name. Well-known examples include Campbell Peak, Mount Ko艣ciuszko and kunanyi / Mount Wellington.
Mountain Peaks by state or territory
| State or territory | Locations | Share |
|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | 5,162 | 27% |
| Queensland | 3,129 | 17% |
| Western Australia | 2,947 | 16% |
| Victoria | 2,539 | 14% |
| South Australia | 1,985 | 11% |
| Tasmania | 1,702 | 9.1% |
| Northern Territory | 1,061 | 5.6% |
| Australian Capital Territory | 201 | 1.1% |
| Other Territories | 8 | 0.0% |
Notable mountain peaks in Australia
- Campbell Peak2415 m · peak
- Mount Ko艣ciuszkoNew South Wales · 2228 m · peak
- kunanyi / Mount WellingtonTasmania · 1270.53 m · peak
- Mount BogongVictoria · 1986 m · peak
- Mount HackSouth Australia · 1086 m · peak
- Mount KellyAustralian Capital Territory · 1829 m · peak
- Mount Bartle Frere (South Peak)Queensland · 1622 m · peak
- Fremantle Peak2375 m · peak
- Mount TwynamNew South Wales · 2196 m · peak
- Mount OssaTasmania · 1617 m · peak
- Mount FeathertopVictoria · 1922 m · peak
- Mount NamadgiAustralian Capital Territory · 1791 m · peak
- Budd Peak2315 m · peak
- Bimberi PeakNew South Wales · 1913 m · peak
- Legges TorTasmania · 1572 m · peak
- Mount LochVictoria · 1865 m · peak
- Mount GininiAustralian Capital Territory · 1762 m · peak
- Brumlow TopNew South Wales · 1586 m · peak
- Giblin PeakTasmania · 1569 m · peak
- Mount Fainter SouthVictoria · 1861 m · peak
- Mount BurbidgeAustralian Capital Territory · 1746 m · peak
- Round MountainNew South Wales · 1586 m · peak
- Mount HothamVictoria · 1860.687 m · peak
- Mount GudgenbyAustralian Capital Territory · 1739 m · peak
- Mt McKayVictoria · 1840.889 m · peak
- Mount FranklinAustralian Capital Territory · 1644 m · peak
- Mount GibboVictoria · 1757 m · peak
- Booths HillAustralian Capital Territory · 1585 m · peak
- Mount HowittVictoria · 1746.2 m · peak
- Mount ReynardVictoria · 1710 m · peak
- Mount LookoutVictoria · 1666 m · peak
- Mount SpeculationVictoria · 1666 m · peak
- Mount WellingtonVictoria · 1634.4 m · peak
- Scrubby HillVictoria · 1620 m · peak
- Spion KopjeVictoria · 1615 m · peak
- View PointVictoria · 1615 m · peak
- Mount BuggeryVictoria · 1608 m · peak
- Trapyard HillVictoria · 1598 m · peak
- Square TopVictoria · 1587 m · peak
- Mount ArbuckleVictoria · 1581 m · peak
What's in this layer
Every mountain peak in the layer comes with its name, kind, elevation (peaks), the region it is in, latitude and longitude. Mountain peaks and summits with elevations.
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Frequently asked questions
How many mountain peaks are there in Australia?
This layer holds 18,788 mountain peaks in Australia, the most of them in New South Wales. The data is refreshed every 6 months; this release is from November 2026.
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The name, kind, elevation (peaks), the region it is in, latitude and longitude.
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