Australia has thousands of islands within its territory and several external territories. This is a list of selected Australian islands. Australia is often called the island continent.

Contents

1 New South Wales 2 Northern Territory 3 Queensland 4 South Australia 5 Tasmania 6 Victoria 7 Western Australia 8 External Territories 9 See also

New South Wales

• Darling Island - no longer an island
• Garden Island - no longer an island
• Glebe Island - no longer an island
• Long Island - no longer an island
• Lord Howe Island
• Pinchgut or Fort Denison
• Scotland Island

Northern Territory

• Bathurst Island
• Croker Island
• Groote Eylandt - Dutch for "Great Island"
• Melville Island
• Sir Edward Pellew Group
• Wessel Islands

Queensland

• Bribie Island
• Dunk Island
• Fraser Island
• Green Island
• Hamilton Island
• Heron Island
• Hinchinbrook Island
• Great Keppel Island
• Magnetic Island
• Moreton Island
• Mornington Island
• North Stradbroke Island
• Palm Island
• South Stradbroke Island
• Thursday Island
• Torres Strait Islands
• Wellesley Islands
• Whitsunday Islands

South Australia

• Kangaroo Island

Tasmania

• Tasmania is a large island state off the south coast of the island continent of Australia

• Bruny Island
• Cape Barren Island
• Clarke Island
• Flinders Island
• King Island
• Maatsuyker Island
• Macquarie Island
• Maria Island

Victoria

• French Island
• Gabo Island
• Phillip Island

Western Australia

• Archipelago of the Recherche
• Barrow Island
• Bonaparte Archipelago
• Buccaneer Archipelago
• Carnac Island
• Dampier Archipelago
• Dirk Hartog Island
• Garden Island
• Houtman Abrolhos
• Lacepede Islands
• Montebello Islands
• Rottnest Island
• Rowley Shoals

External Territories

• Ashmore and Cartier Islands
• Christmas Island
• Cocos Islands
• Heard Island and McDonald Islands
• Norfolk Island

See also

• List of islands
• List of islands in the Pacific Ocean
• List of islands in the Indian Ocean
• List of islands of Asia