Sites of National and State Significance - Melbourne
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| Sites of Geological and Geomorphological Significance - Melbourne, on the coast of Port Phillip Bay and along the Merri Creek | ||
National Significance | ||
| Me3 - Toolern Creek, Exford - Pillow Lava |  | |
State Significance | ||
| AB1 - Altona, Kooringal Golf Club - Sand Ridges | AB2 - Altona Meadows - Sand Spits and Ridges | K1 - Bulla - Kaolinised Granodiorite |
| K3 - Organ Pipes National Park | K12 - Taylors Creek - Silcrete Cave | Ko3 - Emu Creek and Jackson Creek |
| M1 - Williamstown - Lava Blister | Me2 - Djerriwarrah Creek Cutting | Sb2 - Deverall Hill - Eruption Point |
| Tv4 - Mt Gisborne - Eruption Point | W4 - Werribee River | 1 - Studley Park/Dight Falls - Melbourne Formation |
| 26 - Barry Road Gorge Campbellfield - Unconformity | 27 - O'Hearns Road, Campbellfield - Intra basaltic Sediments | |
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