Distribution
Papilio anactus is endemic to Australia, It originally came from New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland, but the growing of Citrus orchards has caused the species to spread to South Australia in the late 1920s. Papilio anactus is not present on Kangaroo Island or Western Australia where there are currently insufficient citrus trees.
Its occurrence on New Caledonia is due to either an introduction, or as vagrants.
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