Books set in the Great Dividing Range (Australia) 77 books set in the Great Dividing Range (Australia)
- ACT Magistrates Court (1 book)
- Ainslie (1 book)
- Australian National University (4 books)
- Ballarat Cemetery (1 book)
- Belconnen (3 books)
- Blacktown (1 book)
- Briar Hill (1 book)
- Campbelltown (1 book)
- Coburg (1 book)
- Cotter River Camp Ground (1 book)
- Darling Downs (1 book)
- Diamond Creek (1 book)
- Doncaster (1 book)
- Eltham (1 book)
- Heidelberg (1 book)
- Holmesville (1 book)
- Indooroopilly (1 book)
- Ivanhoe (2 books)
- Joadja (1 book)
- Lawson (1 book)
- Lower Plenty (1 book)
- Manuka Shopping Precinct (2 books)
- Mawson (1 book)
- Mount Stromlo (4 books)
- National Gallery of Australia (2 books)
- National Museum of Australia (1 book)
- National Portrait Gallery (1 book)
- Penrith (1 book)
- Preston (1 book)
- Research (1 book)
- Rosanna (1 book)
- Springwood (3 books)
- Strathmore (1 book)
- Taemas Bridge (1 book)
- Templestowe (3 books)
- the Lodge (1 book)
- Thuringowa (1 book)
- Yarralumla (1 book)
- Yass Junction Railway Station (1 book)
The Gatton mystery
by James Gibney
Canberra
by Paul Daley
Experiments in Modern Living: Scientists' Houses in Canberra, 1950-1970
by Milton Cameron
The Great Zig Zag railway at Lithgow
by William A. Bayley
Black diamonds
by Kim Kelly
Affection
by Krissy Kneen
Preston, an illustrated history
by Brian Carroll
Bella Vista
by Catherine Jinks
Jasper & Abby and the Great Australia Day Kerfuffle
by Kevin Rudd
The twelfth fish
by Graham Perrett
Ruby blues
by Jessica Rudd
NIV Student Bible
by Philip Yancey
Longtime Passing
by Hesba Brinsmead
The Other Side of Absence: Discovering My Father's Secrets
by Betty O'Neill
Blue Mountains Wilderness
by Peter Lik
A Constant Hum
by Alice Bishop
Norman Lindsay's Cats
by Norman Lindsay
A Descant for Gossips
by Thea Astley
The Castlemaine Murders
by Kerry Greenwood
Document Z
by Andrew Croome
Where the Forest Meets the Sea
by Jeannie Baker
Political animals
by Sonya Voumard
The Artificial Horizon: Imagining the Blue Mountains
by Martin Thomas