Les plus hautes montagnes du monde

Plus hautes montagnes : Australie

Le point culminant (Australie) est pic Mawson, à 2 745 m. Voici les 100 plus hautes des 298 d’altitude connue, chacune avec sa propre page.

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  1. 1pic MawsonAustralie2 745 m
  2. 2mont KosciuszkoAustralie2 228 m
  3. 3Rams HeadAustralie2 190 m
  4. 4mont BogongAustralie1 986 m
  5. 5mont FeathertopAustralie1 922 m
  6. 6mont BimberiAustralie1 912 m
  7. 7Mount LochAustralie1 865 m
  8. 8mont HothamAustralie1 861 m
  9. 9Mount GingeraAustralie1 857 m
  10. 10Mount KellyAustralie1 829 m
  11. 11Round MountainAustralie1 756 m
  12. 12mont StirlingAustralie1 749 m
  13. 13Mount HowittAustralie1 742 m
  14. 14Mount BuffaloAustralie1 723 m
  15. 15Mount FranklinAustralie1 646 m
  16. 16mont OssaAustralie1 617 m
  17. 17mont Bartle FrereAustralie1 611 m
  18. 18Mount Bellenden KerAustralie1 593 m
  19. 19Round MountainAustralie1 586 m
  20. 20Brumlow TopAustralie1 586 m
  21. 21Mount PolblueAustralie1 575 m
  22. 22Legges TorAustralie1 572 m
  23. 23mont Baw BawAustralie1 567 m
  24. 24Point LookoutAustralie1 564 m
  25. 25Mount Pelion WestAustralie1 560 m
  26. 26Barn BluffAustralie1 559 m
  27. 27Barrington VolcanoAustralie1 550 m
  28. 28mont CradleAustralie1 545 m
  29. 29Careys PeakAustralie1 544 m
  30. 30Mount ZeilAustralie1 531 m
  31. 31Mount LiebigAustralie1 524 m
  32. 32Mount TorbreckAustralie1 516 m
  33. 33King Davids PeakAustralie1 509 m
  34. 34Mount GeryonAustralie1 509 m
  35. 35mont Saint GwinearAustralie1 509 m
  36. 36mont KaputarAustralie1 508 m
  37. 37Mount GouldAustralie1 491 m
  38. 38Castle CragAustralie1 482 m
  39. 39Lake MountainAustralie1 480 m
  40. 40Mount GrundyAustralie1 463 m
  41. 41Mount Pelion EastAustralie1 461 m
  42. 42Mount DoweAustralie1 457 m
  43. 43Frenchmans CapAustralie1 446 m
  44. 44Barren MountainAustralie1 437 m
  45. 45mont WoodroffeAustralie1 435 m
  46. 46Mount Field WestAustralie1 434 m
  47. 47mont AnneAustralie1 423 m
  48. 48Mount CoreeAustralie1 421 m
  49. 49Mount BarrowAustralie1 413 m
  50. 50Grattai MountainAustralie1 412 m
  51. 51mont CanobolasAustralie1 397 m
  52. 52Mount DuvalAustralie1 393 m
  53. 53Mount GilesAustralie1 389 m
  54. 54Cathedral MountainAustralie1 387 m
  55. 55Mount SonderAustralie1 380 m
  56. 56Mount TennentAustralie1 375 m
  57. 57mont SuperbusAustralie1 375 m
  58. 58Thornton PeakAustralie1 374 m
  59. 59Mount NingadhunAustralie1 373 m
  60. 60Mount LindesayAustralie1 373 m
  61. 61Big Badja HillAustralie1 363 m
  62. 62Mount TrickettAustralie1 362 m
  63. 63Mount BindoAustralie1 359 m
  64. 64mont BarneyAustralie1 359 m
  65. 65Mount RagoonaAustralie1 350 m
  66. 66Dry's BluffAustralie1 340 m
  67. 67Mount AspleniumAustralie1 294 m
  68. 68Mount OakleighAustralie1 286 m
  69. 69Mount Ellery (Barumpa)Australie1 280 m
  70. 70Mount MurchisonAustralie1 275 m
  71. 71Kunanyi/Mont WellingtonAustralie1 271 m
  72. 72Mount Banda BandaAustralie1 258 m
  73. 73mont MeharryAustralie1 251 m
  74. 74Mount Donna BuangAustralie1 250 m
  75. 75Brown Mountain (New South Wales)Australie1 243 m
  76. 76Mount BruceAustralie1 234 m
  77. 77Wilsons PeakAustralie1 230 m
  78. 78Quamby BluffAustralie1 228 m
  79. 79Mount DalrympleAustralie1 227 m
  80. 80Adamsons PeakAustralie1 225 m
  81. 81pic de la FédérationAustralie1 224 m
  82. 82Mount VictoriaAustralie1 207 m
  83. 83Spicers PeakAustralie1 205 m
  84. 84Mount GeikieAustralie1 191 m
  85. 85mont ArthurAustralie1 188 m
  86. 86ProsperoAustralie1 186 m
  87. 87Mount RoyalAustralie1 185 m
  88. 88Mount TyndallAustralie1 179 m
  89. 89mont LindesayAustralie1 177 m
  90. 90mont WarningAustralie1 156 m
  91. 91Mount SedgwickAustralie1 147 m
  92. 92Mount OwenAustralie1 146 m
  93. 93Mount SorellAustralie1 144 m
  94. 94Mount DundasAustralie1 143 m
  95. 95Gibraltar HillAustralie1 129 m
  96. 96Mount AllynAustralie1 125 m
  97. 97Mount ReadAustralie1 124 m
  98. 98One Tree HillAustralie1 112 m
  99. 99Mont AugustusAustralie1 106 m
  100. 100Mount LeichhardtAustralie1 105 m

Altitudes issues de Wikidata, pour les sommets ayant un article Wikipédia ; les autres ne figurent pas ici. Un sommet qui s’élève de moins de 300 m au-dessus de son col avec un sommet plus haut compte comme une partie de celui-ci.

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