Mt Keira Lookout

Mount Keira is a 463.9 metre high mountain lying 4 kilometres northwest of the city of Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia. Its distinctive shape and proximity to Wollongong make it a major local landmark. It is noted for the views of the city from the popular summit lookout and its history of coal mining. It was formed as part of the Illawarra escarpment fold between 80 and 60 million years ago and the erosion by creeks that ensued.

Keira is an indigenous Australian term meaning large lagoon or high mountain. The Aboriginal people called it Djera, meaning wild turkey. The first maps of the area called it Keera, later adding the i. The mountain is usually pronounced Kee-rah.

Keira is also the name of the local government area including the mountain and an area of Wollongong's suburbs.

Mount Keira is also the name of the suburb on the mountain's southern flank, not to be confused with Keiraville on it's eastern foothills.