Western Australia:
* Jarrahdale: This is the oldest and largest bauxite mining area in Australia, located south-east of Perth.
* Darling Range: Bauxite deposits are also found in the Darling Range, west of Perth.
* Worsley: Another major bauxite mining area located in the south-west of Western Australia.
Queensland:
* Weipa: Located in the Cape York Peninsula, this is the world's largest bauxite mine.
* Gladstone: Bauxite is mined in this region for use in nearby alumina refineries.
* Bowen Basin: Bauxite deposits are found in the Bowen Basin, which is primarily known for coal mining.
Other Regions:
* New South Wales: Smaller bauxite deposits are found in New South Wales, primarily in the Hunter Valley.
* Tasmania: Tasmania also has bauxite deposits, although mining activity is relatively small.
It's important to note that bauxite mining in Australia is a significant industry, contributing significantly to the country's economy. However, it also raises environmental concerns, such as deforestation and habitat destruction.
