The population structure of Auckland

Although Auckland has a vast territory, the overall population of Auckland is only about 1.3 million, accounting for 1/4 of the national population, of which Europeans and Americans account for 6 1%, Asians account for about 20%, and other races account for 19%. 70% of China immigrants and international students live in Auckland. Auckland is a "big garden". There are more than 300 gardens in the city, almost three times that of Beijing, which has become one of the reasons why people from all over the world immigrate to Auckland. Population in 2006

Europeans

Pacific Islanders14.9152 50814.4177 936

Asians14.61491218.9 234 222

Maori11.517,5131.1137,/kloc.

Middle East, Latin America and Africa 1.5 18555

Other races1.31.3 455 0.1.648

White New Zealand 8.0 99 258

The total population is 1, 022,6161,237,239.

(Part of the population is mixed-race)

In 2007, the total population of Auckland was 6,543,800+294,000 (June 2007). The most important multinational companies in the world have offices in Auckland, which is actually the "economic capital" of New Zealand. The most expensive office locations are mainly around Queen Street and Duckett viaduct in Auckland CBD, where financial and commercial companies are located. Most workers and businessmen are in South Auckland, the industrial area of Auckland.

The largest industrial and commercial center in Auckland is located in the southeast of Auckland and the west of Manukau Island. The boundary signs of these two areas are Manukau Port and Yumu River. Auckland Port is the largest port in New Zealand, which was founded in 1985. In 2005, the container throughput reached 660,000 TEU, accounting for 38% of the total container throughput of New Zealand ports. The number of ro-ro ships reached 200,000; The throughput of other bulk commodities reached 4 million tons. New Zealand is divided into North Island and South Island. China has 1 1 container ports, of which Auckland port is the largest. Auckland port has played an important role in regional development. 32% of the economic activities in Auckland and 0/3% of the national economic activities in New Zealand are completed by Auckland Port, which provides 200,000 jobs for New Zealand.

Auckland port attaches great importance to environmental protection. Because the port is close to the urban area, in order to reduce the noise, wharf machinery and equipment are specially imported from Europe to reduce the noise. The Port Authority of Auckland adopted the landlord port model and leased the completed container terminal to three port companies for operation. In order to seek greater development, the port of Auckland is being merged with the neighboring port of Tauranga, because the water depth of Tauranga is better than that of Auckland.

At present, COSCO has several routes in Oakland Port and regular flights with China and Shanghai Port. Auckland Port and Shanghai Port became sister ports on 1997. The text of the agreement signed in that year was copied and enlarged and hung on the wall of the reception room of the port authority. A pair of stone lions presented by Shanghai Port were also placed at the gate, which shows that Auckland Port cherishes its friendship with China Port. Auckland, as the economic center of New Zealand, is mainly manifested in its high per capita income: in 2005, the per capita annual income (working population) in Auckland was 44,304 New Zealand dollars (US$ 33,000, about 23 1 0,000 RMB), and the wages in the CBD area of Auckland were much higher. In 200 1 year, the per capita income of Auckland (population above 15) reached NZ $22,300, second only to Beian City (also a city in Auckland) and the capital Wellington. Among them, company employees account for a large part. The development of large companies in other parts of Auckland, such as Tacapuna, Albany and North Shore City, is also gradually assimilating, which also relieves the pressure in the CBD area of Auckland to some extent.