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New Zealand map

New Zealand is a country in Oceania, in Australia and New Zealand. Been there? Click it on the globe to add it to your map.

At a glance

Capital
Wellington
Continent
Oceania · Australia and New Zealand
Status
UN member state
Population
4,917,000
Area
266,862 km²

0.06% of the world’s people, 0.2% of its land

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Regions of New Zealand

New Zealand is divided into 24 regions.

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Map of New Zealand with its 24 regions
Map of New Zealand with its 24 regions
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How New Zealand is divided

The administrative levels of New Zealand, from the whole country down, and which ones you can mark on VisitedAtlas.

LevelNumberOn VisitedAtlas
Country1✓ Yes
Regions24✓ YesMark on the map
Territorial authorities88Not yet
Local subdivisions245Not yet

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New Zealand’s 245 local subdivisions: not on VisitedAtlas yet
New Zealand’s 245 local subdivisions: not on VisitedAtlas yetBoundaries: NZ Stats via geoBoundaries (CC BY 4.0)

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Questions about New Zealand

Where is New Zealand?
New Zealand is in Australia and New Zealand (Oceania). Its capital is Wellington. Approximate coordinates: 40°S, 173°E, south of the Equator.
Which continent is New Zealand in?
New Zealand is in Oceania, in the Australia and New Zealand region.
What is the capital of New Zealand?
The capital of New Zealand is Wellington.
Which country is Wellington in?
Wellington is the capital of New Zealand, in Australia and New Zealand.
How many regions does New Zealand have?
New Zealand has 24 regions: Antipodes Islands, Auckland, Auckland Islands, Bay of Plenty, Campbell Islands, Canterbury, Chatham Islands Territory, Gisborne District, Hawke's Bay, Kermadec Islands, Manawatu-Wanganui, Marlborough District, Nelson City, Northland, Otago, Southland, Taranaki, Tasman District, The Snares, Three Kings Islands, Tokelau, Waikato, Wellington, West Coast.
Is New Zealand a country?
Yes. New Zealand is an independent country and one of the 193 UN member states.