Auckland is located at 37 degrees south latitude in the South Pacific. It is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and one of the most developed cities in the world.
Auckland is located in the north of New Zealand. It is New Zealand's largest coastal port city. It is a major transportation hub in the southern hemisphere and one of the major ports in the southern hemisphere. It is the main place for passengers to enter and exit.
Auckland covers an area of ??1,086 square kilometers and has a population of approximately 1.46 million.
Auckland is the city with the largest number of sailboats in the world, so it is also known as the "City of Sails".
Auckland is one of the most developed regions in New Zealand. Due to its developed economy, pleasant environment, high standard of life and charming scenery, it has been rated as one of the most livable cities in the world for many years in a row, and even more so in 2021.
Ranked first among the world's most livable cities.
Auckland is the de facto "economic capital" of New Zealand. It is New Zealand's largest and busiest commercial and financial center. It is the gateway to foreign trade and tourism and an important road, railway and air transportation hub. The world's most important multinational companies are located in Auckland.
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The original inhabitants of Auckland were the Polynesian Maori people. In 1350, the Maoris collectively sailed from Cook Island in the Polynesian Islands and crossed 3,200 kilometers of ocean to this beautiful land rich in long-billed wingless birds and dense vegetation.
land, becoming Auckland's oldest Aboriginal people.
Auckland's population is now quite diverse. Blacks and Mexicans mainly live in southeast Auckland, while Maori and Pacific Islanders are the main residents in the south and west.
Auckland's north, central, east and west districts are populated by people from all over Asia and Chinese. Most immigrants from mainland China live in the central district, while most immigrants from Hong Kong and Taiwan live in the east district.
Auckland's North Shore is the area with the best environment in all aspects of Auckland. It is mainly populated by European immigrants, New Zealand whites and some Asians, and the public security situation is good.
British Captain James Cook passed through this area in 1769, but he did not enter Waitemata Harbor and Hauraki Gulf.
In 1820, Samuel Marsden discovered what is now downtown Auckland.
On February 6, 1840, Captain William Hobson was sent to New Zealand by the British government to sign the Treaty of Waitangi with the local Maori Aboriginal people. Hobson chose Auckland as his
The capital of the new colony, the city was named after the Governor-General of India, Auckland.
According to the 2018 economic data from Statistics New Zealand, the Auckland region's GDP exceeded the 100 billion New Zealand dollar mark for the first time, reaching 101.4 billion New Zealand dollars, accounting for 37.5% of the national GDP.
That’s more than the nation’s second, third and fourth largest economic regions combined.
As the economic center of New Zealand, Auckland is mainly reflected in its high per capita income: According to data provided by Statistics New Zealand, in 2018, the median salary of Auckland workers was 1,036 New Zealand dollars per week before tax. When converted into adult income, it was NZ$1,036 before tax.
It used to be 53,872 New Zealand dollars per year. According to the current exchange rate (1 New Zealand dollar = 4.492 yuan), it is about 242,000 yuan per year, and the salary in the Auckland CBD area is much higher.
Auckland is New Zealand's largest city and port. It is located in the north-central part of New Zealand's North Island, at the southern end of the Auckland Peninsula in the north. It stands on the slender isthmus between the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean. It is surrounded by sea on two sides and the Witwatersrand on the east side of the Pacific Ocean.
Waitemata.
Outside the harbor, there are scattered islands like pearls; inside the harbor, there are rows of boats, the water is clear, and the Harbor Bridge connects the two harbors.
Bridge, harbor and Rangitoto volcano sleeping on Rangitoto Island. Auckland city is formed along the crater of an extinct volcano. It is mainly built on seven or more volcanoes.
The hilly land is undulating and extended, with many and varied slopes.
Auckland has a mild and rainy climate with four distinct seasons, with temperatures ranging from 6°C to 28°C throughout the year.
December to March is summer, the best beach season, and the highest temperature in February is 25.5.
Due to its unique geographical location, Auckland is warm and sunny all year round. Summer is the best time to travel. The temperature is maintained at around 26-29, which can be said to be quite pleasant. However, the temperature difference between morning and evening is large. You should prepare sunscreen when doing outdoor activities during the day.
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Winter is from July to September. The average temperature in winter is 11 degrees Celsius, and the highest temperature is 16 degrees Celsius in August. Wear long sleeves and long pants during the day, and add more jackets at night.
In Auckland, you can take a canoe tour of the lush green islands, or climb a mountain cone to explore the mystery of the crater; you can go to the majestic Tasman Sea to watch seabirds soar in the sky, or you can spend time quietly sipping a glass of wine at a winery
Lazy weekend... The entire city of Auckland is divided into north and south parts, connected by the Auckland Harbor Bridge.