This is a list of regions of Australia that are not Australian states or territories. Note that the regions in this list do not necessarily have any official status.

Multi-state/territorial [edit]

• Capital Country (ACT/NSW)
• Eastern states of Australia (NSW/QLD/VIC, sometimes including SA and TAS)
• East Coast of Australia (Also known as an Eastern seaboard)
• Lake Eyre Basin (QLD/SA/NT/NSW)
• Murray-Darling Basin (NSW/ACT/VIC/QLD/SA)
• Northern Australia (NT/QLD/part of WA)
• The Nullarbor (SA/WA)
• Outback (mainly NT and WA, but all territories except ACT and TAS)
• Southern Australia (TAS/VIC/SA, sometimes including NSW and WA)

New South Wales [edit]

See also the Bureau of Meteorology's NSW regions map.^[1]

• Blue Mountains
• Central Coast
• Central Tablelands
• Central West
• Greater Western Sydney
• Far South Coast
• Far West
• Hunter Region (Newcastle)
• Illawarra (Wollongong)
• Lord Howe Island
• New England (north-west)
• Murray
• Mid North Coast
• North West Slopes
• Northern Rivers
• Northern Tablelands
• Orana
• Riverina
• Sapphire Coast
• Snowy Mountains
• South Coast
• Southern Highlands
• Southern Tablelands
• South West Slopes
• Sunraysia
• Sydney

Northern Territory [edit]

See also the Bureau of Meteorology's NT region map ^[2]

• Arnhem Land
• Barkly Tableland
• Central Australia/Alice Springs Region/Red Centre
• Darwin Region
• Katherine Region
• Top End
• Victoria River

Queensland [edit]

See also the Bureau of Meteorology's Queensland region map ^[3]

• Central Queensland
  • Channel Country
  • Capricorn Coast
• Darling Downs
  • Granite Belt
  • Maranoa
• Far North Queensland
• Gulf Country
• North Queensland
  • Torres Strait Islands
  • Whitsunday
• South East Queensland
  • Brisbane
  • Gold Coast
  • Sunshine Coast
  • West Moreton
• Wide Bay-Burnett
  • South Burnett

South Australia [edit]

See also the Bureau of Meteorology's South Australia regions map ^[4]

• Adelaide Plains
• Adelaide Hills/Mount Lofty Ranges
• Barossa Valley
• Eyre Peninsula
• Far North
• Fleurieu Peninsula
• Flinders Ranges
• Kangaroo Island
• Limestone Coast
• Mid North
  • Clare Valley
• Murraylands
• Riverland
• Yorke Peninsula
  • Copper Triangle

Tasmania [edit]

See also the Bureau of Meteorology's Tasmania regions map ^[5]

• Central Highlands
• Midlands
• West Coast
• Hobart

Victoria [edit]

See also the Bureau of Meteorology's Victoria regions map ^[6]

• Central Victoria
  • Yarra Valley
  • Upper Yarra
  • Greater Melbourne
  • The Bays
    • Port Phillip
    • Mornington Peninsula
    • Bellarine Peninsula
    • Western Port
  • Goldfields
    • Spa Country
  • Central Coast
    • Bass Coast
  • Upper Goulburn

• Northern Country/North Central
  • Central Murray
  • Lower Goulburn
  • Southern Riverina

• Northeast
  • Victorian Alps
  • Upper Murray
  • High Country

• Gippsland
  • East Gippsland
  • West Gippsland
  • South Gippsland
  • Central Gippsland
    • Gippsland Lakes
  • Central Gippsland Coast
  • East Gippsland Coast
  • Victorian Alps

• Western
  • Central Highlands/Tablelands
  • Pyrenees
  • The Grampians
  • Goldfields
    • Spa Country

• Southwest
  • The Otways
  • West Coast
    • Shipwreck Coast
    • Great Ocean Road
    • Surf Coast

• Northwest
  • The Mallee
    • Sunraysia
  • The Wimmera

Western Australia [edit]

See also the Bureau of Meteorology's Western Australia regions map.^[7]

Official

• Gascoyne
• Goldfields-Esperance
• Great Southern
• Kimberley
• Mid West
• Peel
• Perth
• Pilbara
• South West
• Wheatbelt
• Christmas Island
• Cocos (Keeling) Islands

Unofficial - still used

• North West Australia (Kimberley/Pilbara and usually Gascoyne)

See also [edit]

• Australian regional rivalries

Notes [edit]

External links [edit]

• MyRegion.gov.au - an Australian government website dedicated to providing information about the 55 regions of the nation
• RDA.gov.au - Regional Development Australia sets regional priorities and helps guide local development and policy

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