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TV transmitter map of Australia

Find digital TV transmitter sites across Australia, the areas they serve and the networks they broadcast. Explore TV towers near you, or show your suburb’s path to its assigned transmitters.

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Largest transmitter sites by state

NSW

  1. Mount Canobolas / CanobolasCentral Tablelands · 350 kW
  2. BethungraSW Slopes/E Riverina · 350 kW
  3. Knights HillIllawarra · 250 kW
  4. West WallsendNewcastle · 250 kW
  5. Mount MoombilGrafton/Kempsey · 210 kW
  6. YendaMurrumbidgee Irrigation Area · 200 kW
  7. Mount NardiRichmond/Tweed · 170 kW
  8. Mount Cenn CruaichCentral Western Slopes · 150 kW
  9. Mount DoweUpper Namoi · 150 kW
  10. Mount RobertsCooma/Monaro · 100 kW

VIC

  1. Harcourt NorthBendigo · 620 kW
  2. Mount TassieLatrobe Valley · 400 kW
  3. GoschenMurray Valley · 320 kW
  4. Lookout HillBallarat · 300 kW
  5. Mount MajorGoulburn Valley · 300 kW
  6. LenevaUpper Murray · 75 kW
  7. LawloitNhill · 65 kW
  8. Mount DandenongMelbourne · 50 kW
  9. CarwarpMildura/Sunraysia · 50 kW
  10. ArapilesHorsham · 40 kW

QLD

  1. Mount HopefulRockhampton · 500 kW
  2. KuttabulMackay · 360 kW
  3. PasschendaeleSouthern Downs · 320 kW
  4. Mount MowbullanDarling Downs · 300 kW
  5. Mount StuartTownsville · 200 kW
  6. Mount Coot-ThaBrisbane · 50 kW
  7. Mount Bellenden KerCairns · 50 kW
  8. Mount GoonanemanWide Bay · 45 kW
  9. Mount TamborineGold Coast · 25 kW
  10. Bald KnobSunshine Coast North · 15 kW

SA

  1. The BluffSpencer Gulf North · 240 kW
  2. LoxtonRenmark/Loxton · 150 kW
  3. Mount BurrSouth East · 130 kW
  4. CrafersAdelaide · 50 kW
  5. Mount OlinthusCowell · 6.5 kW
  6. Caralue BluffCaralue Bluff · 5 kW
  7. Mount BensonKingston SE/Robe · 5 kW
  8. Borthwicks HillTumby Bay · 5 kW
  9. Mount DamperWudinna · 5 kW
  10. KarteKarte IBL · 3.2 kW

WA

  1. BurekupBunbury · 300 kW
  2. MawsonCentral Agricultural · 300 kW
  3. WaggrakineGeraldton · 150 kW
  4. LathamWagin · 120 kW
  5. CarmelPerth · 50 kW
  6. BickleyPerth · 50 kW
  7. Mount BarkerSouthern Agricultural · 50 kW
  8. Berkshire ValleyMoora · 30 kW
  9. DalwallinuDalwallinu · 5 kW
  10. Jurien BayJurien Bay · 4.5 kW

TAS

  1. Mount BarrowNE Tasmania · 600 kW
  2. Mount WellingtonHobart · 50 kW
  3. King IslandKing Island · 6.5 kW
  4. Mount OwenQueenstown/Zeehan · 3 kW
  5. Mount ReadRosebery · 2.7 kW
  6. BichenoBicheno · 2.5 kW
  7. Table CapeWynyard · 2.5 kW
  8. South SisterSt Marys · 2 kW
  9. Companion HillWaratah · 2 kW
  10. RisdonHobart NE Suburbs · 1.6 kW

ACT

  1. Black MountainCanberra · 50 kW
  2. TheodoreTuggeranong · 0.16 kW
  3. TorrensWeston Creek/Woden · 0.015 kW
  4. BanksConder · 0.007 kW

NT

  1. Shoal BayDarwin · 85 kW
  2. WarumunguTennant Creek · 2 kW
  3. KatherineKatherine · 1.2 kW
  4. Alice SpringsAlice Springs · 0.5 kW
  5. JabiruJabiru · 0.25 kW
  6. DarwinDarwin City · 0.2 kW
  7. TindalTindal · 0.1 kW
  8. HermannsburgHermannsburg · 0.085 kW
  9. BorroloolaBorroloola · 0.08 kW
  10. NhulunbuyNhulunbuy · 0.08 kW

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How to read the map

Blue circles show VHF, orange circles show UHF, and green circles show sites broadcasting both bands. Larger circles indicate higher maximum effective radiated power (ERP), from under 100 W to 100 kW and above. Hollow grey circles are expired sites.

Distance to a TV tower is not the same as being served by it. Suburb-path mode shows the primary transmitter assigned to that suburb and its alternates. Solid lines indicate the primary site; dashed lines indicate alternates. Bearings are true north.

Data updated 2026-07-13 (ACMA).

Source: ACMA licensed broadcasting transmitter data (© Commonwealth of Australia, Creative Commons Attribution licence). Report an error