What is the tallest mountain in Queensland?

Answer 1

The highest mountain in Brisbane, capital of Queensland, is Mt Coot-tha, although at 287m in height, it is really just a hill. Other mountains/hills within the Brisbane City boundary include Mt Gravatt (187m), Mt Petrie (170m) and Whites Hill (120m).

Answer 2

Queensland's highest mountain is Mt Bartle Frere in far north Queensland. Its elevation is 1622m.

Answer 3

Queensland's largest mountain is Mt Bartle Frere, with a height of 1622m. It is situated in the state's far north, about 70km south of Cairns.

Answer 4

The highest mountain in Queensland is Mt Bartle Frere, in far North Queensland. Its elevation is 1622 m.

Answer 5

The highest point of Queensland is Mt Bartle Frere in far north Queensland. It has an elevation of 1622 metres.

Answer 6

Ravenshoe is the town at the highest elevation in Queensland. Depending on the source one consults, it is either 920 or 930 m above sea level.