Mount Oxley is a hill in the Far West region of New South Wales, Australia, about 32 kilometers from the outback town of Bourke, rising to an elevation of 307 meters. Its underlying and surrounding rock is Cretaceous-age sedimentary sandstone together with metamorphic quartzite.
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