Highest mountain in every Oceanian country

    Puncak Jaya and Mount Wilhelm aside, Oceania's highpoints are remote island summits where the hardest part is arranging the boat, flight or landowner permission.

    14 Oceanian country highpoints are listed below, tallest first.

    Highest Mountain in Every Oceanian Country (14)
    #CountryHighest mountainElevationFeet
    1Papua New GuineaMount Wilhelm4,509 m14,793 ft
    2New ZealandAoraki / Mount Cook3,724 m12,218 ft
    3Solomon IslandsMount Popomanaseu2,335 m7,661 ft
    4AustraliaMount Kosciuszko2,228 m7,310 ft
    5VanuatuTabwemasana1,879 m6,165 ft
    6SamoaMount Silisili1,858 m6,096 ft
    7FijiTomanivi1,324 m4,344 ft
    8TongaUnnamed on Kao Island1,033 m3,389 ft
    9MicronesiaNanlaud782 m2,566 ft
    10PalauMount Ngerchelchuus242 m794 ft
    11KiribatiUnnamed on Banaba81 m266 ft
    12NauruCommand Ridge71 m233 ft
    13Marshall IslandsUnnamed on Likiep10 m33 ft
    14TuvaluUnnamed on Niulakita5 m16 ft

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