• Australian Capital Territory (A.C.T.)
  
  • Canberra - Lake Burley Griffin - Northern shore - a globe showing routes of Cook's voyages.
    
  • Canberra - Lake Burley Griffin - Captain Cook Memorial Water Jet.
    
  • Canberra - National Library of Australia - extensive collection of material relating to Cook.

• New South Wales
  
  • Appin - fountain and garden with plaque, 1970. (May 2001 - a search for this memorial was unable to locate it; locals were unaware of its whereabouts or even its existence!).
    
  • Boggabri - tree with plaque; fountain with round pool, 1970.
    
  • Brighton le Sands - concrete sculpture with plaque in Cook Park (see Sans Souci entry), 1970.
    
  • Brighton le Sands - Endeavour Bridge over Cook's River.
    
  • Bulli - Collins Point - granite tablet set in low, brick structure south of Bulli Beach. Erected by Rotary Club. 1970.
    
  • Burrill Lake - low, stone pillar with steel plaque. Just to northwest of Princes Highway, off McDonald Parade, and on east shore of Burrill inlet. 1970.
    
  • Byron Bay, Captain Cook Lookout - wall of granite blocks; central keystone has 2 plaques, 1970.
    
  • Cape Hawke - bronze plaque.
    
  • Cronulla to Kurnell - Captain Cook Drive.
    
  • Forster - stone pillar with metal plaque, 1970.
    
  • Hornsby - fountain and rock in circular pool, 1970.
    
  • Hunters Hill - boulder with plaque next to tree, 1970.
    
  • Kiama - Marsden Head - Little Blow Hole reserve, Endeavour Lookout - plaque on plinth (elaborate surrounding rock wall), 1971.
    
  • Kogarah - bust of Cook in James Cook High School, 1970.
    
  • Kurnell - Banks memorial, a wall.
    
  • Kurnell - Captain Cook's Landing Place Historic Site.
    
  • Kurnell - Cook obelisk, a column close by landing place.
    
  • Kurnell - Landing place memorial, a metal plaque on rocks marking spot.
    
  • Kurnell - Solander monument, a column.
    
  • Liverpool - Obelisk, previously a sandstone milestone, 1854?
    
  • Mudgee - Fountain, a joint memorial with Henry Lawson, 1970.
    
  • Norah Head - a sandstone boulder with metal plaque, 1970.
    
  • North Brother (near Laurieton) - a boulder with bronze plaque, 1970
    
  • Nowra - Bicentenary Boat from 1970 re-enactment, 1970 (In 2001, the boat had been removed for renovation but local Visitors' Centre doubted it would ever return).
    
  • Randwick - a sandstone statue on pillar at corner of Belmore Road and Avoca Street, 1874.
    
  • Sans Souci - Captain Cook Bridge. It carries the Princes Highway across the Gerges River.
    
  • Sans Souci to Brighton le Sands - Cook Park, a thin (in some places very thin) strip of land running north-south between the road and the western edge of Botany Bay.
    
  • Smoky Cape - Captain Cook Lookout, a reserve and "picnic area" near lighthouse.
    
  • Sydney, Darling Harbour - Australian Maritime Museum - home of HM Bark Endeavour Foundation's replica of the Endeavour.
    
  • Sydney, Central - Cook+Phillip Park. A small park to the east of Hyde Park and south of St. Mary's Cathedral. The signs for the park have a picture of Cook and a reproduction of his signature.
    
  • Sydney, Central - Hyde Park - a bronze statue of Cook on granite pedestal, 1879.
    
  • Sydney, Central - State Library of New South Wales - the Mitchell Library has an extensive collection of Cook material.
    
  • Sydney, Central - State Library of New South Wales - the metal front door has a relief of Cook (with other explorers) and of the Resolution and Adventure.
    
  • Sydney, Central - Town Hall - next to the staircase between the ground and first floors on the north side of the building is a stained glass window. It was designed by Lucien Henry and made by Goodlet and Smith in 1889. It depicts Cook standing on the deck of a ship, holding a telescope in his right hand.
    
  • Sydney,Moore Park - Captain Cook Hotel, which also has a large model of the upper part of Cook's body on side of the Hotel.
    
  • Sydney - Wooloomooloo - Captain Cook Graving Dock.
    
  • Toronto - a plaque with relief of Cook, 1970.
    
  • Tudibaring Head - a monument with plaque, 1970.
    
  • Tweed Heads - a large memorial with bust, plaques, etc, 1970.Same as Queensland Coolangatta).
    
  • Wollongong - Endeavour Drive on Flagstaff Point - on a low concrete base, a metal plaque in the shape of three sails, 1970.
    
  • Woonona - a granite tablet, incised lettering, 1970.
    
  • Yowie Bay - E.G. Waterhouse Camellia garden - Elizabeth Cook Fountain memorial with plaque, 1971.

• Queensland
  
  • 1770 - cairn with plaque on headland.
    
  • Bowen - Flagstaff Hill Lookout - Captain Cook Memorial (replicas of parts of the Endeavour).
    
  • Brisbane - Captain Cook Bridge over River Brisbane.
    
  • Cairns north - Captain Cook Highway.
    
  • Cooktown - by side of Endeavour River - full statue.
    
  • Cooktown - by side of Endeavour River - monument.
    
  • Cooktown - by side of Endeavour River - plaque where Endeavour careened.
    
  • Cooktown - Grassy Hill - cairn with plaque.
    
  • Cooktown - James Cook Historical Museum.
    
  • Coolangatta - a large memorial with bust, plaques, etc, 1970.(Same as NSW Tweed Heads).
    
  • Emu Park (near Rockhampton) - Singing Ship Memorial.
    
  • Noosa Heads - a memorial here has disappeared.
    
  • Point Lookout (North Stradbroke Island) - plaque and memorial, 1970.
    
  • Possession Island - memorial.
    
  • Redcliffe - by side Queens Beach South - Captain Cook Park>
    
  • Redcliffe - by side Queens Beach South - Group of boulders monument with plaque, 1970.
    
  • Townsville - James Cook University of North Queensland.
    
  • West Molle Island (Daydream Island) - cairn, 1946.
    
  • Whitsunday Island - Cid Harbour - monument.

• Tasmania
  
  • Bruny Island - Adventure Bay - monument.

• Victoria
  
  • Bendigo - a statue at the Cathedral.
    
  • (Endeavour Hills - statue in private garden, now removed to Fitzroy Gardens).
    
  • Endeavour Hills - nearly all streets named after people on board the Endeavour.
    
  • Melbourne, Central - Fitzroy Gardens - Cook's parents' cottage (transported from Great Ayton, U.K. and erected 1934.
    
  • Melbourne, Central - Fitzroy Gardens - in garden of Cook's cottage - statue, formerly in garden in Endeavour Hills.
    
  • Melbourne - Miegunyah, house with stained glass window of Endeavour.
    
  • North Fitzroy - statue in park (no longer there and whereabouts uncertain).
    
  • Point Hicks - memorial at lighthouse, 1970.
    
  • St. Kilda - near Port Phillip Bay - statue, 1914.

• British Columbia
  
  • Nootka Sound - Friendly Cove - cairn, 1924.
    
  • Nootka Sound - Resolution Cove - plaque, 1978.
    
  • Victoria - British Columbia Maritime Museum has room of Cook material.
    
  • Victoria - a carving of Cook on the wall of the Library of the Provincial Government building.
    
  • Victoria - full statue by Inner Harbour, in front of Empress Hotel.

• Newfoundland
  
  • Bottle Cove - cairn.
    
  • Corner Brook - Captain Cook National Historic Site, including cairn.
    
  • Corner Brook to Bottle Cove - Captain Cook's Trail.

• Nova Scotia
  
  • Halifax - Fort Needham Park - memorial with plaque.

• Etampes - Parc du Jeurre - Captain Cook Memorial in the gardens.

• Tahiti - Point Venus - memorial to Cook and Bougainville (disappeared).

• Balade - Poudiou Island - cairn and plaque.

Nearly every town of any size in New Zealand has a Cook Street, named after the explorer.

• Te Ika a Maui
  
  • Anaura Bay - cairn with plaque.
    
  • Auckland - Khyber Pass Road, next to Lion Brewery - full statue (not actually of Cook).
    
  • Bay of Islands - Russell - Museum has one-quarter scale replica of the Endeavour.
    
  • Bay of Islands - Motuarohia Island - plaque marking anchorage.
    
  • Gisborne - Main Street has small models of Endeavour on street lamps.
    
  • Gisborne - Captain Cook Landing Place with obelisk.
    
  • Gisborne - Gisborne Museum has a full statue and Cook exhibit.
    
  • Gisborne - on Kaiti Hill - full statue (not actually of Cook).
    
  • Gisborne - statues of Cook and Young Nick by the waterfront.
    
  • Kopu - obelisk with plaque.
    
  • Manukau (South Auckland) - James Cook High School, which also has a full statue (not actually of Cook).
    
  • Mercury Bay - Cook's Beach - cairn near beach commemorating observation of Transit of Venus.
    
  • Mercury Bay - Shakespeare Cliff cairn.
    
  • Mercury Bay - Whitianga - Museum has Cook exhibit.
    
  • Netherton - cairn with sextant and plaque.
    
  • Netherton - Captain Cook Road.
    
  • Tolaga Bay - Cook's Cove - plaque.
    
  • Wellington - British High Commission - bronze bust of Cook.
    
  • Wellington - James Cook Centra Hotel.

• Te Wai Pounamu
  
  • Christchurch - Victoria Square - statue.
    
  • D'Urville Island - plaque.
    
  • Dusky Sound - Pickersgill Harbour - Astronomers Point - plaque.
    
  • Queen Charlotte Sound - Motuara Island - cairn with plaque.
    
  • Queen Charlotte Sound - Ship Cove - memorial, 1913.

• Duncombe Bay - Captain Cook Monument.

• Chukotskiy
  
  • Cape Shmidta - bust atop large memorial.

• Kamchatka
  
  • Petropavlosk - Capatain Clerke Memorial.

• Tongatapu - Mu'a - Captain Cook's Tree.

• Buckinghamshire
  
  • Aylesbury - New Zealand public house - pub sign has Dance portrait of Cook.
    
  • Chalfont St. Giles - The Vache - Palliser's memorial to Cook, 1779.
    
  • Stowe House, Buckingham - a stone plinth in the grounds.

• Cambridgeshire
  
  • Cambridge - St. Andrew the Great Church - marble memorial to Cook on wall.
    
  • Cambridge - St. Andrew the Great Church - graves of Elizabeth Cook and Cook children, James and Hugh.

• Cleveland
  
  • Cleveland and North Yorkshire - Captain Cook Heritage Trail.
    
  • Marske - St. Germain's Church - grave of Cook's father, James Cook senior.
    
  • Marton - St. Cuthbert's Church - Stained glass window.
    
  • Marton - Stewart Park - Birthplace Vase Memorial.
    
  • Marton - Stewart Park - Captain Cook Birthplace Museum.
    
  • Middlesbrough - "Bottle of Notes" sculpture.
    
  • Middlesbrough - Cleveland Centre - model of Endeavour.
    
  • Middlesbrough - Cleveland Centre - tiled map of world, depicting route of the Endeavour.
    
  • Stockton-on-Tees - Endeavour replica on River Tees.
    
  • Stockton-on-Tees - Parish Church - (possible) fragments from Resolution.

• Devon
  
  • Plymouth - 58 Notte Street - plaque marking Cook's visit before Endeavour voyage.

• Dorset
  
  • Winterbourne Zelston - Botany Bay Inne - pub sign has Endeavour.

• Lincolnshire
  
  • Lincon - Cathedral - memorial to Sir Joseph Banks.

• London
  
  • Barking - St. Margaret's Church - where Cook and Elizabeth Batts married in 1762.
    
  • London central - The Mall, by Admiralty Arch - a full statue.
    
  • London central - 32 Soho Square - Sir Joseph Banks' house.
    
  • London central - Westminster Abbey - Navigators' memorial, 1979.
    
  • Greenwich - National Maritime Museum - Cook exhibit.
    
  • Greenwich - National Maritime Museum, by Queens House - full statue.
    
  • Mile End - 89 Mile End Road - plaque marks site of Cook's house at 7 Assembly Row from1763 to 1788.
    
  • Shadwell - St. Paul's Church - board records baptism of Cook's son, James, there.
    
  • Shadwell - 340 The Highway - plaques marks site of Cook's house at 126 Upper Shadwell from 1762 to 1763.
    
• Merseyside
  
  • Liverpool - Exchange Building - statue (disappeared, thought destroyed).
    
  • Liverpool - Sefton Park, Palm House - statue (presently thought to be in storage at Croxteth Hall).

• North Yorkshire
  
  • North Yorkshire and Cleveland - Captain Cook Heritage Trail.
    
  • Great Ayton - All Saints Church - graves of Cook's mother, Grace Cook, and five of his brothers and sisters.
    
  • Great Ayton - Aireyholme Farm.
    
  • Great Ayton - Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum.
    
  • Great Ayton - granite obelisk on site of Cook's parents' house (shipped to Melbourne 1934. The granite comes from Point Hicks, Victoria).
    
  • Great Ayton - Easby Moor - Captain Cook Monument (obelsik).
    
  • Great Ayton - Upper Green has statue of Cook as a boy.
    
  • Staithes - Captain Cook and Staithes Heritage Centre.
    
  • Staithes - Cook's shop - plaque on wall of house built with material from original building.
    
  • Whitby - Resolution Project.
    
  • Whitby - Grape Lane - Captain Cook Memorial Museum.
    
  • Whitby - Pannet Park - Whitby Museum, with Cook exhibit.
    
  • Whitby - West Cliff - full statue.

• Scotland
  
  • Orkney - Stromness - plaque marks visit of Resolution and Discovery in 1780 near end of Third Voyage.

• Alaska
  
  • Anchorage - Hotel Captain Cook.
    
  • Anchorage - Resolution Park - full statue.
    
  • Kenai Peninsula / Cook Inlet - Captain Cook State Recreation Area.

• Hawai'i
  
  • Oahu - Honolulu - Iolani Palace - plaque in grounds of palace.
    
  • Hawai'i - Kealakekua Bay - Kaawaloa - Cook's monument (obelisk) by shore (theoretically on small patch of British soil), 1874.
    
  • Hawai'i - Kealakekua Bay - Kaawaloa - plaque marking location of Cook's death (now underwater).
    
  • Hawai'i - Kealakekua Bay - Napoopoo - cairn at Hikiau Heiau.
    
  • Kaua'i - Waimea - Lucy Wright Beach Park - cairn with plaque.
    
  • Kaua'i - Waimea - town centre has full statue.

• Oregon
  
  • Cape Foulweather - board.
    
  • Cape Perpetua - Cook Trail.

• Rhode Island
  
  • Newport - possible resting place of Endeavour in harbour.