Mount Wyatt, Queensland

The Burdekin Dam is on the western boundary of the locality. The Suttor River which flows into the Burdekin Dam forms the south-western boundary of the locality; the Sellheim River flows through the south-western part of the locality into the Suttor River. The Burdekin River (upstream from the dam) forms the north-western boundary; the Bowen River flows through the northern part of the locality into the Burdekin River.^[4]

The predominant land use is grazing on native vegetation. There are some mines in the south of the locality, mining copper, silver, and gold.^[5]

There are many mountains in the locality:

Mount Wyatt has the following mountains:

• Cramoisie Cliff (Red Bluff) (20°58′17″S 146°57′40″E / 20.9714°S 146.9611°E / -20.9714; 146.9611 (Cramoisie Cliff (Red Bluff))) 399 metres (1,309 ft)^[6][7]
• Earlscliffe (20°51′57″S 147°18′46″E / 20.8659°S 147.3128°E / -20.8659; 147.3128 (Earlscliffe)) 424 metres (1,391 ft)^[6][8]
• Fairview Hill (20°57′19″S 146°58′09″E / 20.9553°S 146.9691°E / -20.9553; 146.9691 (Fairview Hill)) 350 metres (1,150 ft)^[6][9]
• Havilah Hill (20°52′06″S 147°16′44″E / 20.8684°S 147.2789°E / -20.8684; 147.2789 (Havilah Hill)) 346 metres (1,135 ft)^[6][10]
• House And Kitchen Hills (20°47′58″S 147°05′43″E / 20.7995°S 147.0954°E / -20.7995; 147.0954 (House And Kitchen Hills)) 356 metres (1,168 ft)^[6][11]
• Les Jumelles (20°57′07″S 147°07′46″E / 20.9520°S 147.1294°E / -20.9520; 147.1294 (Les Jumelles)) 249 metres (817 ft)^[6][12]
• Little Tor (20°38′14″S 147°29′01″E / 20.6371°S 147.4836°E / -20.6371; 147.4836 (Little Tor)) 215 metres (705 ft)^[6][13]
• Mount Battery (20°58′35″S 147°08′02″E / 20.9763°S 147.1339°E / -20.9763; 147.1339 (Mount Battery)) 305 metres (1,001 ft)^[6][14]
• Mount Constance (20°43′08″S 147°23′49″E / 20.7190°S 147.3970°E / -20.7190; 147.3970 (Mount Constance)) 572 metres (1,877 ft)^[6][15]
• Mount Dalrymple (20°56′30″S 147°05′23″E / 20.9417°S 147.0896°E / -20.9417; 147.0896 (Mount Dalrymple)) 379 metres (1,243 ft)^[6][16]
• Mount Ely (20°50′26″S 147°25′38″E / 20.8405°S 147.4273°E / -20.8405; 147.4273 (Mount Ely)) 524 metres (1,719 ft)^[6][17]
• Mount Joe-De-Little (20°53′16″S 147°12′37″E / 20.8878°S 147.2102°E / -20.8878; 147.2102 (Mount Joe-De-Little)) 348 metres (1,142 ft)^[6][18]
• Mount Johnnycake (20°24′20″S 147°23′43″E / 20.4056°S 147.3954°E / -20.4056; 147.3954 (Mount Johnnycake)) 166 metres (545 ft)^[6][19]
• Mount Landsborough (20°53′26″S 147°19′44″E / 20.8906°S 147.3290°E / -20.8906; 147.3290 (Mount Landsborough)) 552 metres (1,811 ft)^[6][20]
• Mount Magnus (20°46′21″S 147°22′57″E / 20.7725°S 147.3824°E / -20.7725; 147.3824 (Mount Magnus)) 523 metres (1,716 ft)^[6][21]
• Mount Marian (20°46′59″S 147°25′01″E / 20.7831°S 147.4169°E / -20.7831; 147.4169 (Mount Marian)) 512 metres (1,680 ft)^[6][22]
• Mount McConnel (20°39′25″S 147°00′22″E / 20.6569°S 147.0061°E / -20.6569; 147.0061 (Mount McConnel)) 474 metres (1,555 ft)^[6][23]
• Mount Puffandwheeze (20°55′34″S 147°09′27″E / 20.9262°S 147.1576°E / -20.9262; 147.1576 (Mount Puffandwheeze)) 313 metres (1,027 ft)^[6][24]
• Mount Richardson (20°56′20″S 147°15′32″E / 20.9388°S 147.2589°E / -20.9388; 147.2589 (Mount Richardson)) 376 metres (1,234 ft)^[6][25]
• Mount Roscow (20°56′42″S 147°20′41″E / 20.9451°S 147.3448°E / -20.9451; 147.3448 (Mount Roscow)) 448 metres (1,470 ft)^[6][26]
• Mount Stone (20°52′17″S 146°59′03″E / 20.8713°S 146.9843°E / -20.8713; 146.9843 (Mount Stone)) 306 metres (1,004 ft)^[6][27]
• Mount Wickham (20°26′03″S 147°26′16″E / 20.4343°S 147.4378°E / -20.4343; 147.4378 (Mount Wickham)) 552 metres (1,811 ft)^[6][28]
• Mount William Philpott (20°54′50″S 147°17′51″E / 20.9139°S 147.2975°E / -20.9139; 147.2975 (Mount William Philpott)) 455 metres (1,493 ft)^[6][29]
• Mount Wyatt (20°53′47″S 147°15′52″E / 20.8964°S 147.2644°E / -20.8964; 147.2644 (Mount Wyatt)) 456 metres (1,496 ft)^[6][30]
• Peak John (20°48′21″S 147°23′09″E / 20.8057°S 147.3857°E / -20.8057; 147.3857 (Peak John)) 409 metres (1,342 ft)^[6][31]
• Red Hill (20°31′55″S 147°30′34″E / 20.5319°S 147.5095°E / -20.5319; 147.5095 (Red Hill)) 246 metres (807 ft)^[6][32]
• Reginald Peak (20°50′31″S 147°18′23″E / 20.8420°S 147.3063°E / -20.8420; 147.3063 (Reginald Peak)) 440 metres (1,440 ft)^[6][33]
• Rutherfords Table (20°57′22″S 147°12′53″E / 20.9562°S 147.2146°E / -20.9562; 147.2146 (Rutherfords Table)) 325 metres (1,066 ft)^[6][34]
• The Garth (20°39′04″S 147°29′44″E / 20.6512°S 147.4956°E / -20.6512; 147.4956 (The Garth)) 346 metres (1,135 ft)^[6][35]
• The Pyramid (20°55′38″S 147°04′20″E / 20.9272°S 147.0723°E / -20.9272; 147.0723 (The Pyramid)) 364 metres (1,194 ft)^[6][36]
• The Scrag (20°41′42″S 146°59′46″E / 20.6951°S 146.9962°E / -20.6951; 146.9962 (The Scrag)) 150 metres (490 ft)^[6][37]
• Tor Gabrielle (20°37′46″S 147°29′52″E / 20.6294°S 147.4979°E / -20.6294; 147.4979 (Tor Gabrielle)) 255 metres (837 ft)^[6][38]

In the 2016 census, Mount Wyatt had a population of 51 people.^[39]

In the 2021 census, Mount Wyatt had a population of 34 people.^[1]