Historical population of New Zealand

1840, New Zealand's Maori population was100000, with about 2000 European settlers.

By 1880, the population of New Zealand has increased to 500,000.

Population of New Zealand 1, 908,310.

3,427.79 billion (199 1 March statistics). Descendants of European immigrants accounted for 73. 8%, Maori account for 15.2%, and other ethnic groups account for 12.9%. There are more than 20,000 overseas Chinese (199 1 year 1 month). Birth rate 1.7%, death rate 0.8%, natural growth rate 3. 1% (one year 1989). English is widely used, and Maori is spoken. The residents of Ring 70 believe in Christianity and Tianshi.

1997 The national population reached 3.76 million. The specific distribution is as follows:

Total population: 3.76 million.

Among them, North Island: 2.94 million

South island: 920 thousand

3.8805 million (20065438+0.65438+February). The descendants of European immigrants account for 78.8%, Maori account for 14.5%, and Asians account for 6.7%. 75% of the population lives in the North Island. The population of Auckland accounts for 30.7% of the total population of China. The population of the capital Wellington accounts for about 1 1% of the total population of China. Auckland is the most populous city in China, with 377,382 residents. Christchurch, South Island, with a population of 322 188, is the second largest city in China. The official languages are English and Maori. English is common, and Maori is spoken. Most residents believe in Protestantism and Catholicism.

New Zealand is an island country in the southwest Pacific Ocean with a total population of 4,054,200 (2004). The residents are mainly white Europeans, accounting for about 80% of the country's total population, and indigenous Maori account for 15% of the country's total population.

Population data of New Zealand in 2004

According to the latest statistics of Statistics New Zealand, the population of New Zealand increased by 1.3% last year, and the total population reached 4,060,900. Among them, the population of North Island accounts for 76% of the total population of New Zealand. Auckland is still the most densely populated area in New Zealand.

Statistics show that in the year to June this year, the population growth rate in most areas has declined, mainly due to the decline in the number of immigrants. By June this year, there were 22,000 net overseas immigrants, with a natural increase of 29,800 people (the number of births minus the number of deaths); In the year to June 2003, the number of net overseas immigrants was 42,500, a natural increase.

The population is 27500.

Tasman's population has increased by 2.6%, which is the region with the largest population growth in New Zealand. As of June 2004, the population of Tasman was 45,800, an increase of 65,438 since June 2003. After Tasman, the growth rate of Oakland was 2%, that of Nelson was 65,438+0.9%, that of Canterbury was 65,438+0.5%, and that of Bayoffpranti and marlborough was 65,438+0.4%. Below the national average growth rate, Wellington is 1.2%, Waikato and Otago are 1. 1%, and Hoxbay is 0.4%. (Li Chengwen)

20 10 1 1 National population of New Zealand

The population of New Zealand has reached 4.38 million. Last year, the number of immigrants exceeded 6.5438+0 million.

165438+1October 16 NewstalkZB The population of New Zealand has been growing continuously, and it is estimated that it has reached 4.38 million.

Statistics show that since last September, the population growth rate of New Zealand has increased by 1. 1 percentage point.

The natural population growth (that is, the number of births minus the number of deaths) is 35,400.

The number of new immigrants is 1.39 million.