Springs in Australia map & data
There are 320 springs mapped in Australia, spread over 8 states and territories. The most are in New South Wales (133), South Australia (58) and Western Australia (52) - New South Wales alone holds 42% of them. 74% of them carry a name. Well-known examples include Budgerydickeys Springs, Kennedy Fountain and Dilladerry Spring.
Springs by state or territory
| State or territory | Locations | Share |
|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | 133 | 42% |
| South Australia | 58 | 18% |
| Western Australia | 52 | 16% |
| Victoria | 48 | 15% |
| Queensland | 16 | 5.0% |
| Northern Territory | 6 | 1.9% |
| Tasmania | 5 | 1.6% |
| Australian Capital Territory | 2 | 0.6% |
Notable springs in Australia
- Budgerydickeys SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Kennedy FountainWestern Australia · spring
- Dilladerry SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Weld SpringWestern Australia · spring
- Finchs SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Jacobs WellNew South Wales · spring
- Towan Dirt HolesNew South Wales · spring
- Ados SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Back SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Baileys SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Barra SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Bedlam SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Beehive SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Belougery SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Black SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Black SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Blue SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Blue WaterholesNew South Wales · spring
- Boballa SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Bocannecals SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Boggy SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Bogolong SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Bonan SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Booroonbunyah SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Brundah SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Burbie SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Burrows SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Cartwrights SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Cookamobla SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Coorigul SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Corona SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Cundys SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Currys SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Dandry North SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Dandry SpringsNew South Wales · spring
- Dawsons SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Dripstone SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Dukes SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Euglah SpringNew South Wales · spring
- Ferny SpringNew South Wales · spring
What's in this layer
Every spring in the layer comes with its name, kind, elevation (peaks), the region it is in, latitude and longitude. Natural springs and hot springs.
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Frequently asked questions
How many springs are there in Australia?
This layer holds 320 springs in Australia, the most of them in New South Wales. The data is refreshed every 6 months; this release is from November 2026.
Can I download a list of springs in Australia?
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What information comes with each spring?
The name, kind, elevation (peaks), the region it is in, latitude and longitude.
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