List of volcanoes in Australia

In this list there are volcanoes on the Australian mainland and on Australian islands. The last volcanic eruption took place in 2011 on the Heard Island by the Big Ben instead.

Volcanoes in Australia including the islands

Queensland

New South Wales

Victoria

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South Australia

Western Australia

There is no active volcano in Western Australia, however, some extinct and the geological evidence of another. Nineteen extinct volcanoes there are in the valley of the Fitzroy River in the region of Kimberley, as well as hot springs, which are possibly associated with the activity of extinct volcanoes. There are also deposits of basalt in Bunbury and Cape Gosselin.

Heard Island and McDonald Islands

Lord Howe Iceland

Tasman Sea

Other

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Big Ben (Heard Island) Volcanic field Lake Barrine Maar Lake Eacham Lake Euramoo Mount Fox (Queensland) Lava field Mount Barney Mount Lindesay (Queensland) Glass House Mountains Mount Tibrogargan Mount Coonowrin Mount Beerwah Barrington Volcano Barrington-Tops-Nationalpark Mount Canobolas Mount Gulaga Mount Kaputar Nandewar Range Liverpool Range Snowy Mountains The Breadknife Mount Warning Tweed Volcano Warrumbungles Lake Bullen Merri Newer Volcanics Province Mount Buninyong Mount Eccles Mount Elephant Mount Hotham Mount Napier Mount Noorat Mount Porndon Lake Purrumbete Alpine-Nationalpark Mount Warrenheip Mount Warrnambool Mount Gambier, South Australia Mount Schank Volcanic cone Fitzroy River (Western Australia) Bunbury (Western Australia) Argyle diamond mine Complex volcano Tasmanian Seamounts Submarine volcano Lists of volcanoes
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