- Mount Kosciuszko – New South Wales
- Mount Ossa – Tasmania
- Mount Zeil – Northern Territory
- Mount Bogong – Victoria
- Mount Bartle Frere – Queensland
- Mount Augustus – Western Australia
- Mount Warning – New South Wales
- Mount Beerwah – Queensland
- Mount Feathertop – Victoria
- Mount Giles – South Australia
- Mount Gould – Tasmania
- Mount Namadgi – Australian Capital Territory
- Mount Cook – Australian Antarctic Territory (also known as Mawson’s Peak).
Australia’s mountain ranges are generally not as high or rugged as those in other continents, and that many of its highest peaks are part of the Great Dividing Range, a long chain of mountains that runs parallel to the country’s east coast.
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