Answer:
The Great Diving Range
Explanation:
Australia's terrain is composed of modest altitudes. In the eastern portion, the Great Dividing Rang rises, consisting of Paleozoic and Mesozoic terrains, which were uplifted in the Tertiary era and whose culminating point, Pico Townsend, is 2,211 m high It is extended from Cape York down to Victoria in the southeast and consists of crystalline terrain and is followed by the eastern coast.
