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New Zealand is located in the southwest Pacific Ocean.

Tasman sea faces Australia across the sea to the west, and the whole country consists of two big islands, namely, South Island and North Island, as well as Stewart Island and some small islands nearby. Cook Strait lies between the north and south islands. It has a mild maritime climate. The whole territory is mountainous, with narrow plains and rich forest resources. The total area is about 270,000 square kilometers, and the coastline is about 1.5 million kilometers long.

China has 1 1 regions, 5 single jurisdictions and 67 regional administrative agencies. By April 2023, the total population of New Zealand will be 5228 1000, of which 70% are descendants of European immigrants and 0/7% are Maori. The official languages are English and Maori. Nearly half the residents believe in Christianity.

Natural resources:

New Zealand's mineral deposits are mainly coal, gold, iron ore and natural gas, as well as silver, manganese, tungsten, phosphate and oil, but the reserves are not large. In 20 16, the proven oil reserves were 6,465,438+million barrels, the natural gas reserves were 65,438+27 million cubic feet, and the underground coal reserves reached/kloc-0.5 billion tons.

New Zealand is rich in forest resources, with a forest area of 1065438+ 10,000 hectares, accounting for 38% of the land area, including 8 million hectares of natural forests and 265,438+10,000 hectares of artificial forests. The main products are logs, logs, wood pulp, paper and cardboard. New Zealand's rivers are short and fast, and shipping is inconvenient, but water resources are abundant. There are many hot springs in the North Island and many glaciers and lakes in the South Island.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-New Zealand