General Information Essential identifiers, names, and flag. | |
Geography Key facts about location, terrain, climate, and borders. | N: -34.3897, S: -47.286, W: 166.715, E: -180 Coordinates of Capital Wellington (-41.288887, 174.77722) Terrain predominately mountainous with large coastal plains Climate temperate with sharp regional contrasts |
Administrative & Political Essential political and administrative details. | Government Type Constitutional Monarchy Time zones UTC +12 hours (During Daylight Saving Time, it shifts to UTC +13 hours) UTC +12:45 hours (During Daylight Saving Time, it shifts to UTC +13:45 hours) |
Population & Society Key demographic, linguistic, and cultural information. | Urban Areas AhauraAlbanyAmberleyAshhurstAucklandAvondaleAwanuiBalcluthaBalfourBeachlands Nationality Noun: New Zealander(s) Adjective: New Zealand Distribution over three quarters of New Zealanders, including the Maori, live on the North Island, primarily in urban areas |
National Symbols National anthem, symbols, and other important cultural identifiers. | National Anthem "God Defend New Zealand" National Holiday Waitangi Day, 6 February (1840); Anzac Day, 25 April (1915) National Symbols Southern Cross constellation (four five-pointed stars), kiwi (bird), silver fern National Colors black, white, red (ochre) National Dish Bacon and egg pie, lamb, pavlova |
Economy Currency, GDP, and other key economic information. | Currency NZD – New Zealand Dollar ($)GDP $257.443 billion (2023 est.) Measurement Units Metric – Meter (m), Kilogram (kg), Liter (L), Celsius (°C) |
Infrastructure Important identifiers for connectivity and commerce. | Calling Code +64 - +64-24 – New Zealand External Territori
- +64-3 – Christchurch
- +64-3 – Dunedin
Phones (Mobile) 4,922,000 lines Phones (Landline) 1,880,000 lines |