This is a list of mountains in the Australian Capital Territory. It includes all mountains with a gazetted name.
This list is complete with respect to the 1996 Gazetteer of Australia. Dubious names have been checked against the online 2004 data, and in all cases confirmed correct. However, if any mountains have been gazetted or deleted since 1996, this list does not reflect these changes. Strictly speaking, Australian place names are gazetted in capital letters only; the names in this list have been converted to mixed case in accordance with normal capitalisation conventions. Locations are as gazetted.
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| Name | Height (m) | Location | Remarks |
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| Aggie Mount | 35°28′S 148°46′E / 35.467°S 148.767°E / -35.467; 148.767 (Aggie Mount) | Bimberi Nature Reserve | |
| Mount Ainslie | 842 m | 35°16′S 149°10′E / 35.267°S 149.167°E / -35.267; 149.167 (Mount Ainslie) | Canberra Nature Park |
| Mount Arawang | 765 m | 35°22′S 149°3′E / 35.367°S 149.05°E / -35.367; 149.05 (Mount Arawang) | Canberra Nature Park |
| Mount Atkinson | 35°20′S 149°19′E / 35.333°S 149.317°E / -35.333; 149.317 (Mount Atkinson) | ||
| Bimberi Peak | 1912 m | 35°40′S 148°47′E / 35.667°S 148.783°E / -35.667; 148.783 (Bimberi Peak) | Trig, Bimberi Nature Reserve |
| Black Mountain | 812 m | 35°16′S 149°6′E / 35.267°S 149.1°E / -35.267; 149.1 (Black Mountain) | Canberra Nature Park |
| Black Spring Mountain | 35°23′S 148°54′E / 35.383°S 148.9°E / -35.383; 148.9 (Black Spring Mountain) | ||
| Mount Blundell | 35°18′S 148°51′E / 35.3°S 148.85°E / -35.3; 148.85 (Mount Blundell) | Namadgi National Park | |
| Booroomba | 35°30′S 149°0′E / 35.5°S 149°E / -35.5; 149 (Booroomba) | ||
| Brindabella Ranges | 35°33′S 148°46′E / 35.55°S 148.767°E / -35.55; 148.767 (Brindabella Ranges) | ||
| Bullen Range | 35°22′S 148°58′E / 35.367°S 148.967°E / -35.367; 148.967 (Bullen Range) | Bullen Range Nature Reserve | |
| Mount Burbidge | 35°43′S 148°54′E / 35.717°S 148.9°E / -35.717; 148.9 (Mount Burbidge) | Namadgi National Park | |
| Bushranger Hill | 35°24′S 148°47′E / 35.4°S 148.783°E / -35.4; 148.783 (Bushranger Hill) | ||
| Mount Clear | 35°53′S 149°4′E / 35.883°S 149.067°E / -35.883; 149.067 (Mount Clear) | ||
| Mount Cohen | 35°18′S 149°21′E / 35.3°S 149.35°E / -35.3; 149.35 (Mount Cohen) | ||
| Mount Coree | 35°18′S 148°48′E / 35.3°S 148.8°E / -35.3; 148.8 (Mount Coree) | Namadgi National Park | |
| Mount Domain | 35°29′S 148°52′E / 35.483°S 148.867°E / -35.483; 148.867 (Mount Domain) | ||
| Mount Franklin | 35°29′S 148°46′E / 35.483°S 148.767°E / -35.483; 148.767 (Mount Franklin) | Bimberi Nature Reserve | |
| Mount Gingera | 1855 m | 35°34′S 148°47′E / 35.567°S 148.783°E / -35.567; 148.783 (Mount Gingera) | Bimberi Nature Reserve |
| Mount Ginini | 1762 m | 35°32′S 148°46′E / 35.533°S 148.767°E / -35.533; 148.767 (Mount Ginini) | Bimberi Nature Reserve |
| Mount Gudgenby | 35°46′S 148°55′E / 35.767°S 148.917°E / -35.767; 148.917 (Mount Gudgenby) | ||
| Mount Kelly | 35°43′S 148°53′E / 35.717°S 148.883°E / -35.717; 148.883 (Mount Kelly) | ||
| Little Bimberi | 35°41′S 148°48′E / 35.683°S 148.8°E / -35.683; 148.8 (Little Bimberi) | ||
| Little Ginini Mountain | 35°33′S 148°46′E / 35.55°S 148.767°E / -35.55; 148.767 (Little Ginini Mountain) | ||
| Mount Majura | 888 m | 35°14′S 149°11′E / 35.233°S 149.183°E / -35.233; 149.183 (Mount Majura) | Canberra Nature Park |
| McKeahnie | 35°34′S 148°52′E / 35.567°S 148.867°E / -35.567; 148.867 (McKeahnie) | Trig | |
| Mount McKeahnie | 35°35′S 148°52′E / 35.583°S 148.867°E / -35.583; 148.867 (Mount McKeahnie) | ||
| Mount Mugga Mugga | 812 m | 35°21′S 149°8′E / 35.35°S 149.133°E / -35.35; 149.133 (Mount Mugga Mugga) | Canberra Nature Park |
| Mount Murray | 35°41′S 148°47′E / 35.683°S 148.783°E / -35.683; 148.783 (Mount Murray) | ||
| Mount Namadgi | 35°42′S 148°53′E / 35.7°S 148.883°E / -35.7; 148.883 (Mount Namadgi) | Namadgi National Park | |
| Mount Painter | 35°16′S 149°4′E / 35.267°S 149.067°E / -35.267; 149.067 (Mount Painter) | Canberra Nature Park | |
| Mount Pleasant | 35°18′S 149°9′E / 35.3°S 149.15°E / -35.3; 149.15 (Mount Pleasant) | Canberra Nature Park | |
| Mount Reedy | 35°19′S 149°16′E / 35.317°S 149.267°E / -35.317; 149.267 (Mount Reedy) | ||
| Mount Rob Roy | 1094 m | 35°30′S 149°8′E / 35.5°S 149.133°E / -35.5; 149.133 (Mount Rob Roy) | Canberra Nature Park |
| Mount Scabby | 35°46′S 148°51′E / 35.767°S 148.85°E / -35.767; 148.85 (Mount Scabby) | Namadgi National Park | |
| Sentry Box Mountain | 35°50′S 148°54′E / 35.833°S 148.9°E / -35.833; 148.9 (Sentry Box Mountain) | Namadgi National Park | |
| Shanahans Mountain | 35°50′S 149°1′E / 35.833°S 149.017°E / -35.833; 149.017 (Shanahans Mountain) | Namadgi National Park | |
| Mount Stromlo | 770 m | 35°19′S 149°0′E / 35.317°S 149°E / -35.317; 149 (Mount Stromlo) | |
| Mount Taylor | 856 m | 35°22′S 149°5′E / 35.367°S 149.083°E / -35.367; 149.083 (Mount Taylor) | Canberra Nature Park |
| Mount Tennent | 35°33′S 149°3′E / 35.55°S 149.05°E / -35.55; 149.05 (Mount Tennent) | Namadgi National Park | |
| The Pimple | 35°26′S 148°51′E / 35.433°S 148.85°E / -35.433; 148.85 (The Pimple) | Namadgi National Park | |
| Tidbinbilla Mountain | 35°27′S 148°52′E / 35.45°S 148.867°E / -35.45; 148.867 (Tidbinbilla Mountain) | Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve | |
| Mount Wanniassa | 809 m | 35°24′S 149°7′E / 35.4°S 149.117°E / -35.4; 149.117 (Mount Wanniassa) | Canberra Nature Park |
| Yankee Hat | 35°45′S 148°56′E / 35.75°S 148.933°E / -35.75; 148.933 (Yankee Hat) | Namadgi National Park | |
| Mount Yarara | 35°42′S 149°6′E / 35.7°S 149.1°E / -35.7; 149.1 (Mount Yarara) |
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