Mountain ranges in Australia

65 mountain ranges in Australia, ranked by size. Data from Wikidata and Wikipedia.

1. Great Dividing Range 2,228 m
2. Main Range 2,228 m
3. Rams Head Range 2,178 m
4. Victorian Alps 1,986 m
5. Brindabella Ranges 1,913 m
6. Bogong High Plains 1,893 m
7. Cobberas Range 1,810 m
8. Bellenden Ker Range 1,622 m
9. Pelion Range 1,617 m
10. Mount Royal Range 1,586 m
11. Ben Lomond 1,572 m
12. Allyn Range 1,537 m
13. MacDonnell Ranges 1,531 m
14. Du Cane Range 1,520 m
15. Nandewar Range 1,508 m
16. Great Western Tiers 1,443 m
17. Eldon Range 1,440 m
18. Dorrigo Plateau 1,437 m
19. Scenic Rim 1,375 m
20. Australian Alps 1,372 m
21. McPherson Range 1,359 m
22. Liverpool Range 1,300 m
23. Moonbi Range 1,300 m
24. West Coast Range 1,275 m
25. Clarke Range 1,270 m
26. Wellington Range 1,269 m
27. Hartz Mountains 1,254 m
28. Arthur Range 1,224 m
29. Warrumbungles 1,206 m
30. Tyndall Range 1,179 m
31. Gibraltar Range 1,170 m
32. Bunya Mountains 1,135 m
33. Tweed Range 1,130 m
34. Frankland Range 1,083 m
35. Sticht Range 1,080 m
36. Mann Ranges 1,050 m
37. Gregory Range 1,043 m
38. Mount Lofty Ranges 936 m
39. Nightcap Range 933 m
40. Conondale Range 868 m
41. McIlwraith Range 824 m
42. Illawarra escarpment 803 m
43. George Gill Range 780 m
44. D'Aguilar Range 770 m
45. Ophthalmia Range 750 m
46. Strzelecki Ranges 740 m
47. Seaview Range 707 m
48. Jack Hills 697 m
49. Carnarvon Range 694 m
50. Tomkinson Ranges 675 m
51. Petermann Ranges 667 m
52. Hann Range 665 m
53. Watagan Mountains 641 m
54. Olia Chain 637 m
55. Dandenong Ranges 633 m
56. Berserker Range 604 m
57. Wilpena Pound 583 m
58. Darling Scarp 582 m
59. Birksgate Range 580 m
60. Stuart Bluff Range 560 m
61. Glass House Mountains 556 m
62. Strathbogie Ranges 556 m
63. Flinders Ranges 553 m
64. Darlington Range 524 m
65. Engineer Range 507 m