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Great Dividing Range
Download either of the following KML maps for use in the full screen Google Earth application: Great Dividing Range, or Australia/Oceania. For more information, see our Google Earth page.
The Great Dividing Range is one of the few areas of highland in Australia, which is otherwise dry, barren, flat, and sparsely populated, except on the eastern coast. The range is actually a series of discontinuous ranges and plateaus, extending over 2,000 miles, roughly parallel to the East and Southeast coasts. The average height is 4,000 feet, and Mount Kosciusko (7,310 ft.), located in the deep southeast, is the highest mountain in Australia.
There is tremendous variety throughout the range. From Cape York in the North, on southward throughout much of the range, the rolling mountains are covered in lush rainforests, and are home to a variety of wildlife. Further south, just fifty miles west of Sydney, the Blue Mountains are an elevated sandstone crust overlooking steep wooded canyons. Still further south, the Southern Alps, otherwise known as the Snowy Mountains, are home to Australia's only peaks over 2,000 meters, and are known for their immense snowfields. The Great Dividing Range is the rest line of the Eastern Highlands of Australia. For the most part it separates rivers draining into the Pacific Ocean from those flowing into the Indian Ocean and the Arafura Sea. Visit Do Australia.com for more information
Peaks of Great Dividing Range
Check out any of the following peaks for additional information:
- Big Bogong - 6762 ft./2061 m.
- Big Mount Spirabo - 4803 ft./1464 m.
- Bimberi - 6273 ft./1912 m.
- Black Jack Mountain - 3852 ft./1174 m.
- Brothers Mountain - 4948 ft./1508 m.
- Brumlow Top - 5203 ft./1586 m.
- Byadbo Mountain - 3609 ft./1100 m.
- Camel Back - 4692 ft./1430 m.
- Carruthers Peak - 7037 ft./2145 m.
- Castle Hill - 4751 ft./1448 m.
- Darkie Point - 5000 ft./1524 m.
- Gibraltar Peak - 3406 ft./1038 m.
- Lambs Head (Kahlpahlim Rock) - 4265 ft./1300 m.
- Major's Point - 5095 ft./1553 m.
- Millaa Millaa Mountain - 4501 ft./1372 m.
- Mount Barney - 4442 ft./1354 m.
- Mount Bartle Frere - 5321 ft./1622 m.
- Mount Baw Baw - 5138 ft./1566 m.
- Mount Bellenden Ker - 5226 ft./1593 m.
- Mount Bogong - 6516 ft./1986 m.
- Mount Chincogan - 1000 ft./305 m.
- Mount Cope - 6027 ft./1837 m.
- Mount Cordeaux - 3753 ft./1144 m.
- Mount Coree - 4659 ft./1420 m.
- Mount Donna Buang - 4101 ft./1250 m.
- Mount Feathertop - 6306 ft./1922 m.
- Mount Gable End - 5151 ft./1570 m.
- Mount Guougang - 4236 ft./1291 m.
- Mount Hotham - 6109 ft./1862 m.
- Mount Kaputar - 4947 ft./1508 m.
- Mount Kosciusko - 7310 ft./2228 m.
- Mount Maria - 1106 ft./337 m.
- Mount Maroon - 3169 ft./966 m.
- Mount McKay - 6043 ft./1842 m.
- Mount Pilot - 5997 ft./1828 m.
- Mount Rob Roy - 3563 ft./1086 m.
- Mount Superbus - 4511 ft./1375 m.
- Mount Tagpochau (Saipan) - 1554 ft./474 m.
- Mount Tate - 6785 ft./2068 m.
- Mount Youngal - 4970 ft./1515 m.
- Mt Asplenium - 4245 ft./1294 m.
- Mt Bajimba - 4741 ft./1445 m.
- Mt Ballow - 4308 ft./1313 m.
- Mt Bithongabel - 3904 ft./1190 m.
- Mt Carbine - 4521 ft./1378 m.
- Mt Domain - 4872 ft./1485 m.
- Mt Greville - 2526 ft./770 m.
- Mt Hobwee - 3855 ft./1175 m.
- Mt Howitt - 5715 ft./1742 m.
- Mt Huntley - 4137 ft./1261 m.
- Mt Robert's (Main Range) - 4337 ft./1322 m.
- Mt Spurgeon - 4354 ft./1327 m.
- Mt Tennent - 4511 ft./1375 m.
- Mt Wanungara - 3901 ft./1189 m.
- Mt Warning/Wollumbin - 3802 ft./1159 m.
- Mt Windsor - 4432 ft./1351 m.
- Point Lookout (New South Wales) - 5131 ft./1564 m.
- Pykie's Peak - 2152 ft./656 m.
- Shanahans Mountain - 4629 ft./1411 m.
- Spicer's Peak - 3953 ft./1205 m.
- Square Rock - 4593 ft./1400 m.
- The Magistrate - 4928 ft./1502 m.
- The Pyramid - 3835 ft./1169 m.
- The Round Mountain (New South Wales) - 5203 ft./1586 m.
- Thornton Peak - 4508 ft./1374 m.
- Walsh's Peak - 3025 ft./922 m.
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