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Highest mountains in Australia

Australia’s highest is Mawson Peak at 2,745 m. Here are its 100 highest of the 298 with a known height, each with a page of its own.

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  1. 1Mawson PeakAustralia2,745 m
  2. 2Mount KosciuszkoAustralia2,228 m
  3. 3Rams HeadAustralia2,190 m
  4. 4Mount BogongAustralia1,986 m
  5. 5Mount FeathertopAustralia1,922 m
  6. 6Bimberi PeakAustralia1,912 m
  7. 7Mount LochAustralia1,865 m
  8. 8Mount HothamAustralia1,861 m
  9. 9Mount GingeraAustralia1,857 m
  10. 10Mount KellyAustralia1,829 m
  11. 11Round MountainAustralia1,756 m
  12. 12Mount StirlingAustralia1,749 m
  13. 13Mount HowittAustralia1,742 m
  14. 14Mount BuffaloAustralia1,723 m
  15. 15Mount FranklinAustralia1,646 m
  16. 16Mount OssaAustralia1,617 m
  17. 17Mount Bartle FrereAustralia1,611 m
  18. 18Mount Bellenden KerAustralia1,593 m
  19. 19Round MountainAustralia1,586 m
  20. 20Brumlow TopAustralia1,586 m
  21. 21Mount PolblueAustralia1,575 m
  22. 22Legges TorAustralia1,572 m
  23. 23Mount Baw BawAustralia1,567 m
  24. 24Point LookoutAustralia1,564 m
  25. 25Mount Pelion WestAustralia1,560 m
  26. 26Barn BluffAustralia1,559 m
  27. 27Barrington VolcanoAustralia1,550 m
  28. 28Cradle MountainAustralia1,545 m
  29. 29Careys PeakAustralia1,544 m
  30. 30Mount ZeilAustralia1,531 m
  31. 31Mount LiebigAustralia1,524 m
  32. 32Mount TorbreckAustralia1,516 m
  33. 33King Davids PeakAustralia1,509 m
  34. 34Mount GeryonAustralia1,509 m
  35. 35Mount St GwinearAustralia1,509 m
  36. 36Mount KaputarAustralia1,508 m
  37. 37Mount GouldAustralia1,491 m
  38. 38Castle CragAustralia1,482 m
  39. 39Lake MountainAustralia1,480 m
  40. 40Mount GrundyAustralia1,463 m
  41. 41Mount Pelion EastAustralia1,461 m
  42. 42Mount DoweAustralia1,457 m
  43. 43Frenchmans CapAustralia1,446 m
  44. 44Barren MountainAustralia1,437 m
  45. 45Mount WoodroffeAustralia1,435 m
  46. 46Mount Field WestAustralia1,434 m
  47. 47Mount AnneAustralia1,423 m
  48. 48Mount CoreeAustralia1,421 m
  49. 49Mount BarrowAustralia1,413 m
  50. 50Grattai MountainAustralia1,412 m
  51. 51Mount CanobolasAustralia1,397 m
  52. 52Mount DuvalAustralia1,393 m
  53. 53Mount GilesAustralia1,389 m
  54. 54Cathedral MountainAustralia1,387 m
  55. 55Mount SonderAustralia1,380 m
  56. 56Mount TennentAustralia1,375 m
  57. 57Mount SuperbusAustralia1,375 m
  58. 58Thornton PeakAustralia1,374 m
  59. 59Mount NingadhunAustralia1,373 m
  60. 60Mount LindesayAustralia1,373 m
  61. 61Big Badja HillAustralia1,363 m
  62. 62Mount TrickettAustralia1,362 m
  63. 63Mount BindoAustralia1,359 m
  64. 64Mount BarneyAustralia1,359 m
  65. 65Mount RagoonaAustralia1,350 m
  66. 66Dry's BluffAustralia1,340 m
  67. 67Mount AspleniumAustralia1,294 m
  68. 68Mount OakleighAustralia1,286 m
  69. 69Mount Ellery (Barumpa)Australia1,280 m
  70. 70Mount MurchisonAustralia1,275 m
  71. 71Kunanyi / Mount WellingtonAustralia1,271 m
  72. 72Mount Banda BandaAustralia1,258 m
  73. 73Mount MeharryAustralia1,251 m
  74. 74Mount Donna BuangAustralia1,250 m
  75. 75Brown Mountain (New South Wales)Australia1,243 m
  76. 76Mount BruceAustralia1,234 m
  77. 77Wilsons PeakAustralia1,230 m
  78. 78Quamby BluffAustralia1,228 m
  79. 79Mount DalrympleAustralia1,227 m
  80. 80Adamsons PeakAustralia1,225 m
  81. 81Federation PeakAustralia1,224 m
  82. 82Mount VictoriaAustralia1,207 m
  83. 83Spicers PeakAustralia1,205 m
  84. 84Mount GeikieAustralia1,191 m
  85. 85Mount ArthurAustralia1,188 m
  86. 86ProsperoAustralia1,186 m
  87. 87Mount RoyalAustralia1,185 m
  88. 88Mount TyndallAustralia1,179 m
  89. 89Mount LindesayAustralia1,177 m
  90. 90Mount WarningAustralia1,156 m
  91. 91Mount SedgwickAustralia1,147 m
  92. 92Mount OwenAustralia1,146 m
  93. 93Mount SorellAustralia1,144 m
  94. 94Mount DundasAustralia1,143 m
  95. 95Gibraltar HillAustralia1,129 m
  96. 96Mount AllynAustralia1,125 m
  97. 97Mount ReadAustralia1,124 m
  98. 98One Tree HillAustralia1,112 m
  99. 99Mount AugustusAustralia1,106 m
  100. 100Mount LeichhardtAustralia1,105 m

Heights from Wikidata, for peaks with a Wikipedia article; a peak without one isn’t listed. A summit less than 300 m above its saddle with a higher one counts as part of that mountain.

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