List of Administrative Heads of Jervis Bay, Australia
| Term | Incumbent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Jervis Bay Territory | ||
| 12 July 1915 | Acquired by The Commonwealth from New South Wales | |
| Incorporated into the Australian Federal Territory (since 1938: Australian Capital Territory) | ||
| Ian Collins, | ||
| Mike Patrick, | ||
| Linda Hodges, | ||
| Peter Lawler, | ||
| Don Morris, | ||
| John O'Hara, | ||
| Martin Fortescue, | ||
| Jarl Andersson, | ||
| Wayne Jeffs, | ||
| Nerida Taylor, | ||
| Geoff Tindal, | ||
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