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- Endeavour 42, Lake Cowal, West Wyalong
- New Occidental, Occidental
- Hill End Project, Hill End
- Cadia, Cadia Ridgeway - Newcrest
Northern Territory:
- Callie, The Granites - Tanami
- Mount Todd - Katherine
- Toms Gully, Union Reefs - Pine Creek
Queensland
- Gympie
- Charters Towers
- Mt Isa
- Cloncurry
- Mount Morgan
South Australia
- Challenger, Olympic Dam, Prominant Hill - Gawler Craton
Tasmania
- Beaconsfield - Launceston
Victoria
- Bendigo Mine, inc Central Deborah
- Ballarat Mine
- Stawell
Western Australia (the following lists towns and significant mining areas, within which are numerous mines, where about half of Australia's gold mines are located)
- Agnew
- Boddington Mine
- Carosue Dam - Laverton
- Coolgardie
- Coyote - Tanami
- Darlot-Centenary - Leonora
- Kundana
- Mount Magnet
- Pilbara
- Southern Cross
- Higginsville
- Kundana
- Lawlers - Leonora
- Meekatharra
- Norseman
- Paddys Flat
- Mt Pleasant
- Mulline
- Northwest
- Deakin Northwest, Jundee
- Super Pit - Kalgoorlie-Boulder
- Kalgoorlie, Golden Mile
- Wallaby - Laverton
- Wattle Dam
- Wiluna
You can find a map of the current goldfields, and more details regarding the goldfields within each state, at the related links below.
What else can I help you with?
Who won Australia's first ever Olympic gold medal?
Edwin Flack was the first Australian to receive gold at the first games of the modern Olympics. He won the 800m mens and the 1500m mens.
Why are Australia's national colors green and gold?
Australia's National colours are not blue and gold. Blue and gold are Australia's "heraldic colours", being the colours of the wreath in Australia's coat of arms. Further, blue and gold were selected as the colours of the ribbon of the Order of Australia in 1975. Australia's official National (and unofficial sporting) colours are Green and Gold, the colours of our national emblem, the Golden Wattle. These were established in a proclamation by Sir Ninian Stephen, the Governor-General of Australia on 19 April 1984.
The first man who explored gold?
Many historians credit Egypt for the discovery of gold, around 3000 BC.
What achievements has Luis Vaez De Torres done?
Luis Vaez de Torres is noted for the first recorded navigation of the strait which separates the continent of Australia from the island of New Guinea, and which now bears his name (Torres Strait).
King Ferdinand was amazed by the gold Ponce de Leon found on his first voyage true or false?
true
Did the first gold found in Australia affect anything?
It started a gold rush.
What state was the first to have gold in Australia?
Gold was first found in New South Wales. Unofficially, traces were first found in the Fish River in the 1830s; officially, gold was first found at Ophir in 1851.
What was found in Australia in 1851?
1851 was the year of the first official gold discoveries in Australia.
Where did William Chapman first find gold?
William Chapman first found gold in Echunga, South Australia in 1852.
What state in Australia is most gold found?
Western Australia is the state where most of Australia's gold is currently found. It has about half of Australia's working gold mines.
Was the first gold found Australia?
Not at all. Gold has been known since the time of ancient Egypt.
Where was gold found in Australia in 1892?
In 1892, gold was found at Coolgardie, Western Australia, sparking off the gold rush in Western Australia.
How much money was paid for the first gold found in Australia?
200 pounds.
Where was there a gold rush at the time gold was found in Australia?
At the time gold was found in Australia, there was a major gold rush going on in California.
When did William Hargreaves discover gold?
He didn't.Edward Hargraves found the first payable gold in Australia in February 1851.
Where is MOST gold found in Australia?
Western Australia has about half of Australia's working gold mines.
Where was the first piece of gold found?
The very first discoveries of gold in Australia were actually at South Australia, but there was insufficient payable gold to warrant official notification. The first "official" discovery of gold in Australia was made in New South Wales, at the place now known as Ophir.
