The largest city in New Zealand.

Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand. Located in the North Island of New Zealand, adjacent to Whitemata Port and Manakau Port, the harbor is full of water and sky, and sailboats are scattered all over the place. It's a water sports center for Oakland people. Millions of citizens have a sailboat for every three people. Therefore, Auckland has the reputation of "City of Qian Fan". Auckland was founded in 1840, and 184 1 to 1865 was the capital of New Zealand. After a century and a half of development and construction, Auckland has become the industrial and commercial center of New Zealand. Among them, there are as many as1.2000 Maori belonging to Polynesians and Pacific island immigrants, which is called the center of Polynesians in the world. Auckland is the hub of air and sea transportation in New Zealand, with railways and highways connecting all parts of the country, and the port scale and throughput rank first in the country. The port of Whitemata is wide and deep, allowing foreign and coastal ships to enter and leave. Auckland has the largest international airport in China, with routes leading to the South Pacific, East Asia and many countries and regions in Europe and America. The waikato river Valley in the south of Auckland is one of the richest pastoral areas in New Zealand.