auckland islands

Auckland is located in the narrow strip between the ports of Waitmata and Manukau in the northern North Island of New Zealand, covering an area of about 60 square kilometers (including the island). The terrain is gentle, and the terrain is mainly hilly, dotted with extinct volcanoes. At present, the population of Auckland is 6.5438+0.29 million, of which Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand with a population of about 400,000. The current Austrian mayor is Mr john banks.

Austria is the gateway of New Zealand's foreign trade and tourism, and an important hub of road, railway and air transportation. Auckland International Airport is the largest international airport in New Zealand, only 30 minutes' drive from the center of Austria. Auckland Port has the largest container terminal in New Zealand, and about 46% of New Zealand's imported materials and about 25% of its exported materials pass through this port. Auckland is the largest and busiest commercial and financial center in New Zealand, where the New Zealand stock exchange and the headquarters of several major banks are located. Auckland is also a tourist destination in New Zealand, which is famous as the "Sailing City".

There are quite a number of cultural and educational institutions in Austria, ranking first in the country. The University of Auckland, the largest comprehensive university in New Zealand, was founded in 1883, and currently has about 33,600 students.

Auckland is also the largest Polynesian city in the world. About 20% of the urban population claim to be of Maori origin or immigrants from Tonga, Samoa, Cook Islands or other island countries 1960 to 1970.

Auckland is the settlement of new overseas Chinese in our brigade. There are more than 654.38 million Chinese in the whole Auckland area (including Auckland, Manukau, Bei 'an, Whitekery).