What are the names of extinct volcanoes in Australia?

Answer 1

Queensland

Atherton Volcano, Lake, Barrine.Bauhinia VolcanoBrisbane Volcano. Buckland,Bundaberg Volcano, Bunya Mountains, Chudleigh Volcano, Lake Eacham, Mount Fox, Mount Hay, Hillsborough Volcano, The Hummock, The Crater (Mt Hypipamee), Kinrara Volcano, Main Range Volcano, Mount Le Brun, Mount McBride, McLean Volcano, Mingela, Mitchell Volcano, Monto, Nebo Volcano, Nulla Volcano, Piebald Volcano,Rockhampton Volcano, Springsure, Sturgeon Volcano, Toomba, Undara Crater, Wallaroo Volcano, Focal Peak, Mount Barney, Campbells Folly, Mount Gilles, Mount Glennie, Levers Plateau, Mount Lindesay, Glass House Mountains, Mount Beerburrum, Mount Beerwah, Mount Coochin, Mount Cooee, Mount Coonowrin, Mount Elimbah, Mount Horogargan, Mount Miketeebumulgrai, Mount Ngungun, Round Mountain, Mount Tibberoowuccum, Mount Tibrogargan, Mount Tunbubudla, Undara , Wild Horse Mountain, Peak Range, Anvil Peak, Browns Peak, Table Mountain, Murray Island.

New South Wales

Abercrombie Volcano, Airly Volcano, Barrington Volcano, Bunda Bunda Volcano, Byrock Volcano, Mount Canobolas, Cargelligo Volcano, Central Volcano, Comboyne Volcano, Doughboy Volcano, Dubbo Volcano, Ebor Volcano, Mount Kaputar or Nandewar, Liverpool Range, Monaro, Nerriga Volcano, Snowy Mountains, South Coast Volcano, Southern Highlands Volcano, Mount Sugarloaf, The Breadknife, Walcha Volcano, Mount Warning or Tweed Volcano, Warrumbungles ,

Victoria

Aberfeldy Volcano, Bogong Volcano, Bonang Volcano, Lake Bullen Merri, Mount Buninyong, Lake Colongulac, Dargo, Mount Eccles, in Mount Eccles National Park, Mount Elephant, Flinders Volcano, Mount Franklin, Gelantipy Volcano, Lake Gnotuk, Mount Hamilton .Mount Hotham, Howitt Volcano, Lake Keilambete, Mount Kooroocheang, La Trobe Volcano, Mount Leura, Mount Macedon, Mount Napier, Neerim Volcano, Mount Noorat, Poowong, Mount Porndon, Lake Purrumbete, Toombullup Volcano, Tower Hill, in Tower Hill State Game Reserve, Uplands Volcano, Mount Warrenheip, Mount Warrnambool, Western Plains.

South Australia

Mount Burr, Mount Gambier, Mount Schank, Newer Volcanics Province,

Western Australia,

There are no active or dormant volcanoes in Western Australia, however there are a few extinct ones, and geological evidence of others. There are nineteen small extinct volcanoes in the valley of the Fitzroy River in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The Kimberley also has groups of hot springs, which may be connected with the volcanic activity that produced the extinct volcanoes. There are also deposits of basalt at Bunbury and Cape Gosselin.

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Territories

Heard and McDonald Islands, Anzac Peak, Big Ben, Mount Dixon, Mawson Peak, McDonald Islands,

Lord Howe Island

Ball's Pyramid, Mount Gower,

Tasman Sea

Bass Strait Basin, Tasman Seamounts, Barcoo Seamount, Britannia Seamount, Derwent-Hunter Seamount, Heemskirk Seamount, Queensland Seamount, Soela Seamount, Taupo Seamount, Zeelian Seamount,

Others

Macquarie Island, Norfolk Island,