New Zelândia

Nova Zealand
 Index
• Capital city
• Continent
• Monuments
• Curiosities
• Bibliography
 Capital City
• The capital city of New Zealand is…

Wellington
 Wellington
• Wellington is the capital of New Zealand and also of the
region of Wellington, located to the south of the North Island
(North Island), of which Wellington is the main city. It was
founded in the late 1830s and has approximately 418,500
inhabitants.
 Wellington
• The city is situated next to a natural harbor, in hanging hills
and green. The region is subject to frequent earthquakes and
almost destroyed the city in the years 1848 and 1855. There
are few flat areas, so most of the city's population lives in the
surrounding hillsides, in areas at risk due to seismic activities.
Due to strong winds blowing in the city from the Cook Strait,
the city is known to New Zealanders as ‘Windy Wellington’.
 Wellington
• The city is an important commercial and financial center in
New Zealand. It is also an important cultural center of the
country. In terms of sport, the city is home to the rugby team
Hurricanes that plays for the Super Rugby league and the
main stadium is Westpac Stadium. In relation to music, the
city is known for its great nightlife.
 Continent
Oceania is the continent where New Zealand is
located.
These countries are also part of Oceania.
• Australia
• Papua New Guinea
• Fiji
• Solomon Islands
• French Polynesia (France)
• New Caledonia (France)
• Vanuatu Samoa Guam (United States)
Micronesia Tonga Kiribati Northern Mariana
Islands (United States)
• American Samoa (United States)
• Marshall Islands Palau Cook Islands (New
Zealand)
 (Continuation)
• Wallis and Futuna (France)
• Tuvalu Nauru Norfolk Island (Australia)
• Niue (New Zealand)
• Toquelau (New Zealand)
• Pitcairn (United Kingdom)
Most Amazing Places in New
Zealand

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 Curiosity 1
• 1) THERE ARE LONG ROADS OF NEW ZEALAND, BUT NO PART
OF THE COUNTRY HAS MORE THAN 128 KM FROM THE SEA.
 Curiosity 2
2) NEAR ONE THIRD OF THE COUNTRY IS PROTECTED BY THE
NATIONAL PARK.
 Curiosity 3
3) TEKAPO LAKE IS THE SECOND GREATER THAN THREE
LAKES - THE OTHER TWO ARE THE OHAU AND PUKAKI LAKES -
THAT ALWAYS CORRELATE PARALLELS IN THE NORTH MARGIN
OF THE MACKENZIE BOWL.
 Curiosity 4
4) ABOUT 30% OF THE NEW ZELÂNDIA IS COVERED BY
NATURAL FORESTS.
 Curiosity 5
5) POLLUTION IS PRACTICALLY INEXISTENT IN THE COUNTRY
(KIWIS THANKS).
 Curiosity 6
6) NEW ZEALAND IS THE COUNTRY WITH THE LOW
CORRUPTION INDICES OF THE WORLD AND WITH THE BEST
STRUCTURE FOR TOURISM.
 Curiosity 7
7) NEW ZEALAND IN MAORI MEANS "LAND OF LONG WHITE
CLOUD".
 Curiosity 8
8) AUCKLAND IS THE MOST COSMOPOLITAN OF THE CITIES OF
NEW ZEALAND.
 Curiosity 9
9) NEW ZEALAND HAS LESS THAN 5 MILLION INHABITANTS,
BEING THERE ARE MORE SHEEP THAN PEOPLE LIVING THERE.
 Curiosity 10
10) THE CITY OF QUEENSTOWN HAS A POPULATION OF ABOUT 18
THOUSAND AND RECEIVES MORE THAN 100 TIMES THAT
NUMBER (1.890.000) OF VISITORS PER YEAR.
 Curiosity 11
11) SCULPTURE IN NEW ZEALAND THAT SEEMS AN ANIMATED
DRAWING.
 Curiosity 12
12) ONE IN EACH 3 FAMILIES OF AUCKLAND HAVE A BOAT OWN.
 Curiosity 13
13) THERE ARE MANY OTHERS THAT YOU CAN SEE ON
INTERNET.
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 New Zealand
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