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Map of Australian wine regions

From Shiraz reds to cool-climate whites and Pinot, to bottle-aged Semillon and fortified wines—a full circle of sea, altitude, GI, and winemaking.

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This is a location map showing representative points for major regions. It does not indicate appellation boundaries. The Natural Earth 1:10m outlines are simplified for display. The numbers indicate representative positions and do not reflect the area or boundaries of appellations. Nearby points are offset and connected by lines.
  1. Barossa: Valley reds and the heights of Eden South Australia / Barossa
  2. Clare and Adelaide Hills: comparing whites South Australia / Clare representative site
  3. McLaren Vale: Sea and Grenache South Australia / East coast of the gulf
  4. Coonawarra: Terra Rossa and Cabernet South Australia / Southeast region
  5. Western Australia: Maritime Cabernet and Whites Western Australia, southwestern tip
  6. Hunter: Warm region Semillon New South Wales – eastern part
  7. Orange and Canberra: Understanding the regions by altitude Eastern & Canberra featured locations
  8. Victoria: Yarra and Mornington Peninsula Victoria: representative sites in Yarra
  9. Tasmania: Pinot and sparkling wines from a cool island Tasmania: representative northern locations
  10. Large inland regions: Diversity of rivers and wine uses Representative inland and Murray–Darling locations
  11. Rutherglen: Fortification, Oak Aging, Blending Victoria: inland northeast