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16 November, 2026

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Mount Noorat popularity chasing other peaks

DESPTE mountains of the Corangamite district being notable landmarks, Mount Noorat finds itself trailing behind other mounts when it comes to public interest.


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Google Trends data showed searches for Mount Noorat across Australia remained low over the past five years.

Only three peaks of search interest occurred – one in March 2022, one in August 2022 and one in January 2023.

Meanwhile, Camperdown’s Mount Sugarloaf and Derrinallum’s Mount Elephant saw high interest across the country with consistent spikes over five years.

Mount Sugarloaf saw the highest peaks of interest in October 2021, April 2022 and April 2024, while Mount Elephant’s peak interest occurred in March 2026.

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However, Mount Noorat remained consistently more popular than Mount Leura.

Mount Leura saw only one spike in interest over the past five years, occurring in March 2022.

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