List of mountains or elevations in Oceania

This is a list of the mountains and elevations in Oceania . The continent of Oceania comprises mainland Australia and the islands north and east of Australia on the continental shelf . The largest of these islands is New Guinea , and there are also the highest mountains in Oceania. Also included are New Zealand and Hawaii peaks .

For some peaks there are different height indications (see notes and sources). Many mountains in Oceania, especially volcanoes and isolated elevations on islands, cannot be assigned to mountains.

Name of the mountain	height	Mountains	Country	Remarks
Carstensz pyramid	4884 m	Sudirman Mountains	Indonesia ( Papua Province )	also Puncak Jaya (German: Siegesgipfel )
Sumantri	4870 m	Sudirman Mountains	Indonesia (Papua Province)	also Soemantri Brodjonegoro
Ngga Pulu	4862 m	Sudirman Mountains	Indonesia (Papua Province)	With approx. 100 m of topographical prominence, is considered a secondary summit
Puncak mandala	4760 m	Maoke Mountains	Indonesia (Papua Province)	formerly Wilhelminatop
Puncak Trikora	4730 m	Maoke Mountains	Indonesia (Papua Province)	formerly Julianatop
Ngga pilimsit	4717 m	Sudirman Mountains	Indonesia (Papua Province)	formerly Idenburg Top
Puncak Yamin	4595 m	Maoke Mountains	Indonesia (Papua Province)	formerly Prins Hendrik Top
Wilhelm!Mount Wilhelm	4509 m	Bismarck Mountains	Papua New Guinea	highest mountain in Papua New Guinea
Giluwe!Mount Giluwe	4368 m	-	Papua New Guinea	extinct shield volcano
Kubor!Mount Kubor	4359 m		Papua New Guinea
Mauna Kea	4205 m	-	USA ( Hawaii )	active volcano in Hawaii
Mauna Loa	4169 m	-	USA (Hawaii)	active volcano in Hawaii
Victoria!Mount Sarawaget	4121 m		Papua New Guinea
Victoria!NN	4120 m	Finisterre Mountains	Papua New Guinea
Bangeta!Mount Bangeta	4107 m		Papua New Guinea
Victoria!Mount Kabangama	4104 m		Papua New Guinea
Victoria!Mount Victoria	4038 m	Owen Stanley Mountains	Papua New Guinea
Victoria!Angemuk	3949 m		Indonesia (Papua Province)
Aoraki!Aoraki / Mount Cook	3724 m	New Zealand Alps	New Zealand	highest mountain in New Zealand
Pegunungan Kobowre	3750 m		Indonesia (Papua Province)
Suckling	3676 m		Papua New Guinea
Undundi-Wandandi	3640 m		Indonesia (Papua Province)
Deyjay	3340 m		Indonesia (Papua Province)
Sefton!Mount Sefton	3157 m	New Zealand Alps	New Zealand
Bird head (Mount Mebo)	3100 m		Papua New Guinea
Mount Aspiring	3033 m	New Zealand Alps	New Zealand	highest mountain in New Zealand outside of the Mount Cook group
Ruapehu	2797 m		New Zealand	active volcano, highest mountain on the North Island of New Zealand
Mount Tutoko	2723 m	New Zealand Alps	New Zealand	fifth highest mountain in New Zealand
Balbi!Mount Balbi	2750 m		Papua New Guinea	Extinct volcano
Popomanaseu!Mount Popomanaseu	2335 m	-	Solomon Islands	highest mountain in the island state of Solomon Islands
Orohena!Mont Orohena	2241 m	-	French Polynesia ( Tahiti )	highest mountain in Tahiti
Kosciuszko!Mount Kosciuszko	2228 m	Snowy Mountains	Australia	highest mountain on mainland Australia
Townsend!Mount Townsend	2209 m	Snowy Mountains	Australia
Twynam!Mount Twynam	2195 m	Snowy Mountains	Australia
Mount Feathertop	1922 m	Great dividing range	Australia
Tabwemasana!Mont Tabwemasana	1879 m	-	Vanuatu	highest mountain in the island state of Vanuatu
Silisili!Silisili	1858 m	-	Samoa	active volcano and highest mountain in the island state of Samoa
Veve!Mount Veve	1786 m	-	Solomon Islands	Extinct volcano
Panié!Mont Panié	1628 m	-	France ( New Caledonia )	highest mountain in the New Caledonia archipelago
Mount Ossa	1617 m	Pelion Range	Australia	highest mountain on the island of Tasmania
St Mary Peak	1171 m	Flinders Ranges	Australia
Uluṟu (Ayers Rock)	863 m	-	Australia	the most famous mountain in Australia

Individual evidence

↑ Eberhard Jurgalski (8000ers.com): The (Eleven) Seven Summits , accessed on March 3, 2015.
↑ ^a ^b Eberhard Jurgalski: Table of the Triple Seven Summits download as PDF , approx. 7 kB, accessed on March 2, 2015
↑ ^a ^b Chris Myagar: Peakbagger.com - Ngga Pulu (English), accessed on March 2, 2015
↑ cf. Series T401, US Army Map Service, Sheet SB54-1
↑ Peakbagger.com: Ngga Pilimsit, Indonesia. Prominence: 557 m, elevation: 4717 m , accessed March 8, 2015
↑ Map section: Puncak Yamin 4595m , accessed on March 4, 2015
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Aaron Maizlish (2004): Papua New Guinea: 31 ultra-prominence mountains , accessed on March 2, 2015 at peaklist.org.
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Jonathan de Ferranti and Aaron Maizlish (2005): Papua, Indonesia: 12 ultra-prominence mountains , accessed on peaklist.org on March 2, 2015.
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Aaron Maizlish (2004): Oceania ultra-prominence mountains , accessed on peaklist.org on March 2, 2015.

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[1] Eberhard Jurgalski (8000ers.com): The (Eleven) Seven Summits , accessed on March 3, 2015.

[jurg_triple-2] Eberhard Jurgalski: Table of the Triple Seven Summits download as PDF , approx. 7 kB, accessed on March 2, 2015

[nggap-3] Chris Myagar: Peakbagger.com - Ngga Pulu (English), accessed on March 2, 2015

[4] . Series T401, US Army Map Service, Sheet SB54-1

[5] Peakbagger.com: Ngga Pilimsit, Indonesia. Prominence: 557 m, elevation: 4717 m , accessed March 8, 2015

[6] Map section: Puncak Yamin 4595m , accessed on March 4, 2015

[ultras_papua-7] Aaron Maizlish (2004): Papua New Guinea: 31 ultra-prominence mountains , accessed on March 2, 2015 at peaklist.org.

[ultras_indonesia-8] Jonathan de Ferranti and Aaron Maizlish (2005): Papua, Indonesia: 12 ultra-prominence mountains , accessed on peaklist.org on March 2, 2015.

[ultras_oceania-9] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Aaron Maizlish (2004): Oceania ultra-prominence mountains , accessed on peaklist.org on March 2, 2015.