List of rocks in Western Australia, O-S

This is a list of rocks in Western Australia. It includes all gazetted rocks, boulders, pinnacles, crags, needles, pillars, rock formations, and tors in Western Australia

Western Australia

Western Australia is a state of Australia, occupying the entire western third of the Australian continent. It is bounded by the Indian Ocean to the north and west, the Great Australian Bight and Indian Ocean to the south, the Northern Territory to the north-east and South Australia to the south-east...

, both inland and offshore. It does not include monolith

Monolith

A monolith is a geological feature such as a mountain, consisting of a single massive stone or rock, or a single piece of rock placed as, or within, a monument...

s gazetted as mounts

Mountain

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or hill

Hill

A hill is a landform that extends above the surrounding terrain. Hills often have a distinct summit, although in areas with scarp/dip topography a hill may refer to a particular section of flat terrain without a massive summit A hill is a landform that extends above the surrounding terrain. Hills...

s, such as Mount Augustus

Mount Augustus

Mount Augustus may refer to:*Mount Augustus National Park, Australia*Mount Augustus, New Zealand...

.

This list is complete with respect to the 1996 Gazetteer of Australia

Gazetteer of Australia

The Gazetteer of Australia is a register of the location and spelling of geographical names across Australia. It is compiled by the Intergovernmental Committee on Surveying and Mapping and derived from state, territory, and Australian government agencies....

. Dubious names have been checked against the online 2004 data, and in all cases confirmed correct. However, if any rocks have been gazetted or deleted since 1996, this list does not reflect these changes. Strictly speaking, Australian place names are gazetted in capital letters only; the names in this list have been converted to mixed case in accordance with normal capitalisation conventions. Locations are as gazetted; obviously some large rock formations may extend over large areas.

See List of rocks in Western Australia for more.

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Name	Coordinates	Remarks
O'Loughlin Rock	29°37′40"S 121°22′11"E
Oakey Rock	23°59′12"S 115°57′31"E
Olby Rock	29°57′10"S 119°26′12"E
Old Cow Rock	28°29′53"S 114°46′48"E
Old Man Rock	34°12′59"S 115°0′14"E
Olga Rocks	31°42′41"S 119°34′58"E
Oliver Rock	13°58′20"S 125°33′25"E
One Tree Rock	33°13′14"S 119°52′46"E
Ongerup Rock	33°54′28"S 118°22′53"E
Orange Rock	21°0′37"S 118°3′1"E
Orton Rock	30°2′6"S 114°57′9"E
Outer 7 Foot Rock	30°35′18"S 115°3′3"E
Outer Rock	18°41′41"S 121°41′54"E
Outer Rocks	30°26′30"S 114°59′42"E
Overhanging Rock	20°38′55"S 115°30′8"E
Oyster Rock	14°5′38"S 126°41′13"E
Oyster Rock	14°4′19"S 125°46′11"E
Oyster Rock	20°40′23"S 115°27′11"E
Oyster Stacks	22°7′45"S 113°52′34"E

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Name	Coordinates	Remarks
	18°14′46"S 126°13′0"E
Pallarup Rocks	33°15′18"S 119°45′17"E
Palyarra Rock	20°57′44"S 118°1′26"E
Parker Rock	32°1′38"S 115°31′24"E
Parkyerring Rock	32°31′52"S 117°13′8"E
Passage Rock	32°19′48"S 115°41′23"E
Passage Rock	32°6′6"S 115°38′27"E
Patt Rock	32°26′6"S 117°16′34"E
Pavement Rock	33°54′28"S 122°58′21"E
Pearce Rock	34°4′24"S 123°8′49"E
Pedan Rocks	29°51′11"S 117°10′51"E
Peedhal Rocks	29°45′53"S 117°13′30"E
Pelican Rock	16°26′1"S 123°12′36"E
Pelican Rock	35°0′12"S 116°42′22"E
Pelican Rocks	20°39′17"S 117°14′23"E
Penguin Rock	34°14′9"S 123°14′44"E
Perkins Rock	33°58′40"S 119°21′12"E
Perseverance Rocks	20°40′20"S 117°12′9"E
Peter Rock	32°34′33"S 119°19′9"E
Petersen Rock	20°47′54"S 116°5′24"E
Petrified Forest	35°0′24"S 117°14′19"E
Petrudor Rocks	30°25′32"S 116°57′55"E
Phillip Rock	32°0′1"S 115°33′32"E
Pigeon Rocks	29°55′17"S 119°16′20"E
Pilaming Rock	30°31′6"S 120°28′21"E
	16°24′24"S 123°19′30"E
	24°52′8"S 113°7′25"E
The Pimple The Pimple The Pimple is a small cone-shaped peak, 3,215 m, midway between Mount Lister and Camels Hump in the Royal Society Range, in Victoria Land. Discovered and named by the Discovery expedition under Scott, 1901-04....	32°34′5"S 119°18′21"E
Pindaring Rocks	28°10′56"S 115°41′0"E
Pine Tree Rocks	25°52′9"S 127°32′44"E
Pinerngutta Rock	32°40′25"S 123°53′25"E
Pingeculling Rock	32°25′30"S 117°6′18"E
Pinjardinia Rock	33°8′11"S 123°32′51"E
Pinnacle Rock	18°48′55"S 121°38′19"E
	32°11′23"S 115°44′39"E
The Pinnacles	30°38′49"S 115°12′28"E
Pittosporum Rock	30°12′36"S 119°50′8"E
Plover Rock	32°8′29"S 120°41′47"E
Pointer Rock	32°6′55"S 115°39′36"E
Poison Rocks Poison Rocks Poison Rocks, historically known as Poison Rock, is a rock formation in Western Australia. It is located at , 100 km south-east of Mount Magnet in the Shire of Sandstone. The explorer Robert Austin named the place after camping there during his expedition of 1854...	28°42′7"S 118°30′38"E
Police Rock	31°0′48"S 118°58′23"E
Pompey's Pillar	16°36′53"S 128°12′53"E
Ponier Rock	32°56′13"S 123°29′30"E
Ponton Rock	33°18′56"S 123°30′20"E
Poodada Rocks	27°21′29"S 116°41′56"E
Poor Cat Rocks	29°34′54"S 116°51′33"E
Popes Nose Rock	20°38′33"S 117°11′9"E
Porpoise Rocks	34°59′40"S 117°20′57"E
Portal Rock Portal Rock Portal Rock is a turret-like rock knob in Queen Alexandra Range, standing 1.5 nautical miles northwest of Fairchild Peak, just south of the mouth of Tillite Glacier. So named by the Ohio State University geology party because the only safe route to Tillite Glacier lies between this rock and...	34°18′35"S 121°46′29"E
Pot Rock	33°54′35"S 121°54′23"E
Prancing Rocks	20°36′55"S 117°43′37"E
Prudhoe Rocks	14°23′37"S 125°15′18"E
Puntaping Rock	33°19′35"S 117°23′48"E
Purnta Rock	32°50′31"S 119°32′37"E

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Name	Coordinates	Remarks
Quairnie Rock	31°15′40"S 121°4′32"E
Querkedda Rock	29°19′48"S 117°38′45"E
Quinns Rocks	31°41′5"S 115°40′41"E
Quins Castle	31°4′43"S 115°29′0"E
Quoin Rock	34°9′45"S 115°1′25"E

R

Name	Coordinates	Remarks
Raes Rock	30°52′29"S 119°10′22"E
Rainy Rocks	29°40′2"S 119°33′43"E
Ransonnet Rocks	26°9′49"S 113°12′51"E
Rattigan Rocks	18°14′17"S 126°10′20"E
Rays Rock	33°4′56"S 123°34′3"E
Rays Rocks	28°55′43"S 119°8′8"E
Recherche Rock	34°17′59"S 122°54′18"E
Red Granite Rock	26°55′23"S 117°12′40"E
Red Rock	26°14′17"S 118°16′48"E
Red Rock	25°20′43"S 117°59′25"E
Red Rock	26°3′29"S 127°37′48"E
Red Rock	21°2′44"S 119°56′39"E
Red Roo Rock	32°21′16"S 121°15′39"E
Retreat Rock	29°3′42"S 119°14′57"E
Rice Rocks	15°28′59"S 124°24′23"E
Right Whale Rock	33°57′13"S 122°28′29"E
Rimolin Rocks	31°51′22"S 117°22′45"E
Ringbolt Rock	34°59′53"S 117°56′55"E
Rip Rock	16°24′8"S 123°13′28"E
Ripple Rock	14°27′43"S 125°0′58"E
Robber Rocks	16°47′7"S 122°1′8"E
Roe Rock	34°31′7"S 119°10′3"E
Roes Rock	33°58′49"S 119°23′42"E
Roly Rock	20°30′2"S 116°30′20"E
Ronsard Rocks	30°29′29"S 115°2′53"E
Rowboat Rock	32°5′6"S 115°39′54"E
Rowley Rock	19°4′37"S 125°26′36"E
Rug Rock	34°1′7"S 121°38′42"E
Rundle Rock	29°45′58"S 120°14′46"E
Russell Rock	34°3′21"S 123°9′46"E

S

Name	Coordinates	Remarks
Sail Rock	34°2′44"S 122°45′23"E
Sail Rock	33°34′36"S 115°5′23"E
Sailor Rock	34°5′1"S 123°11′45"E
Sandalwood Rock	31°41′59"S 119°2′10"E
Sandalwood Rocks	32°1′50"S 119°57′21"E
Sandford Rocks	31°13′49"S 118°45′30"E
Sandplain Rocks	32°50′55"S 119°1′48"E
Santo Rock	21°38′5"S 114°46′14"E
Scamp Rock	32°5′34"S 120°44′45"E
Scobell Rocks	15°54′5"S 123°41′10"E
Scorpion Rock	29°49′58"S 120°19′0"E
Scotsman Rock	34°15′55"S 115°1′23"E
Scott Rocks	33°27′37"S 123°30′31"E
Scrivener Rocks	32°20′10"S 118°48′46"E
Seal Rock	32°5′28"S 115°40′0"E
Seal Rock	34°21′34"S 119°33′54"E
Seal Rock	34°1′14"S 121°39′14"E
Sealion Rock	34°1′11"S 121°37′29"E
Second Rock	32°18′55"S 115°41′19"E
Second Sister	28°29′8"S 113°44′25"E
Seeneys Rocks	34°30′55"S 116°38′43"E
Sewell Rock	32°33′7"S 117°46′49"E
Shag Rock	28°12′4"S 114°15′22"E
Shag Rock	32°7′4"S 115°39′39"E
Shag Rock	24°54′47"S 113°8′40"E
Shag Rock	28°28′32"S 113°42′43"E
Shag Rocks	16°35′54"S 122°45′45"E
Shark Rock	14°49′34"S 128°22′18"E
Sheoak Rock	32°19′7"S 119°31′17"E
Sheridan Rocks	24°9′5"S 128°21′53"E
Ship Rock	28°55′51"S 113°55′44"E
Ship Rock	20°38′28"S 116°43′13"E
The Sisters	32°21′17"S 115°41′20"E
Skeleton Rock	31°51′22"S 119°27′44"E
Skippy Rock	33°51′38"S 121°2′11"E
Skull Rock	29°57′41"S 120°33′52"E
Slippery Rock	33°38′29"S 115°1′12"E
Smith Rock	34°3′25"S 121°51′48"E
Smith Rocks Smith Rocks Smith Rocks is a group of rocks lying 0.5 nautical miles northeast of Canopus Islands in the east part of Holme Bay, Mac. Robertson Land. Mapped by Norwegian cartographers from air photos taken by the Lars Christensen Expedition, 1936–37, and named Spjotoyholmane. Renamed by Antarctic Names...	26°5′40"S 113°24′3"E
Smooth Rocks	34°30′17"S 119°7′53"E
Snake Rock	32°35′59"S 118°17′26"E
Sold Rocks	26°31′3"S 126°29′2"E
South East Rocks	30°56′48"S 122°37′7"E
South East Rocks	34°25′25"S 115°12′41"E
South Rock	34°12′24"S 115°1′10"E
South Ronsard Rocks	30°30′4"S 115°2′58"E
South West Rock	34°14′19"S 114°59′29"E
South West Rock	20°39′35"S 116°41′33"E
South West Rock	32°7′25"S 115°39′28"E
Spear Rock	31°49′13"S 120°32′47"E
Sphinx Rock Sphinx Rock Sphinx Rock is a rock which lies immediately off the southwest end of Monroe Island in the South Orkney Islands. Charted and named by DI personnel on the Discovery II in 1933....	35°1′19"S 117°21′21"E
Sphinx Rock Sphinx Rock Sphinx Rock is a rock which lies immediately off the southwest end of Monroe Island in the South Orkney Islands. Charted and named by DI personnel on the Discovery II in 1933....	15°8′10"S 128°12′20"E
Spinifex Rock	31°56′31"S 120°38′26"E
Split Rock	35°11′14"S 117°52′22"E
Split Rock	16°21′57"S 123°27′0"E
Split Rock	29°19′19"S 121°31′44"E
Split Rock	29°21′53"S 121°7′52"E
Split Rocks	30°17′8"S 121°23′13"E
Split Rocks	31°56′49"S 119°39′37"E
Spout Rock	34°24′43"S 115°10′33"E
Spring Granite	25°53′59"S 126°43′59"E
Square Rock Square Rock Square Rock is a rock lying 0.3 nautical miles west of Cape Alexandra, at the west end of South Georgia. The name appears to be first used on a 1938 British Admiralty chart....	34°25′14"S 115°12′28"E
Square Rock Square Rock Square Rock is a rock lying 0.3 nautical miles west of Cape Alexandra, at the west end of South Georgia. The name appears to be first used on a 1938 British Admiralty chart....	34°1′2"S 121°38′21"E
	34°59′55"S 117°20′21"E
Star Rocks	20°40′47"S 117°11′55"E
Steamer Rock	13°55′34"S 126°42′39"E
Steep Rocks	33°55′47"S 121°58′59"E
Stennet Rock	32°35′51"S 121°33′40"E
Stewart Rocks	20°51′36"S 115°55′37"E
Straggler Rocks	32°4′1"S 115°38′0"E
Strawberry Rocks	31°27′27"S 119°16′45"E
Style Rock	33°7′32"S 121°48′0"E
Submarine Rock	20°22′37"S 115°33′32"E
Sugarloaf Rock	33°33′39"S 115°0′12"E
Sugg Rock	32°57′47"S 119°38′49"E
Sulphur Rock	32°11′7"S 115°40′54"E
Sunday Surprise Rocks	27°57′27"S 125°0′9"E
Sunk Rocks	34°0′14"S 121°46′29"E
Surface Rock	32°8′58"S 115°39′31"E
Surprise Rock	28°57′17"S 119°30′19"E
Swadling Rocks	29°54′0"S 114°57′41"E
Swallow Rock Swallow Rock Swallow Rock is a small scenic area in the northwest part of Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China. It's one of the three most famous rocks in Nanjing. Swallow Rock is 36 meters high. The rock stands in the Yangzi river, shaped like a flying swallow, so it's called The Swallow Rock.Swallow Rock is also...	33°7′34"S 120°14′38"E
Swan Rock Swan Rock Swan Rock is a low rock lying 1.5 nautical miles southwest of Cape Willems, off the west coast of Graham Land. The rock appears on an Argentine government chart of 1950...	34°59′32"S 117°28′17"E
Sweep Rock	33°53′17"S 122°0′17"E
Swell Rocks	33°55′18"S 121°49′9"E
Swirl Rock	17°58′8"S 122°10′13"E

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