Auckland
Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand at 1.7 million citizens, and the main arrival point for visitors to the country. It is a vibrant multicultural city, set around two big natural harbours, and ranked as one of the most liveable cities in the world.
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Central Auckland
Central Auckland is the central business district and central suburbs of Auckland, located on the Auckland isthmus between the Waitemata and Manukau harbours.North Harbour
North Harbour is the northern part of the city of Auckland, so named for being north of the Waitemata Harbour.West Auckland
West Auckland is the western part of the metropolitan area of Auckland and also the Waitakere Range.Destinations
South Auckland
South Auckland is a district of Auckland situated south and east of Central Auckland.Auckland Hotels
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Auckland
- Location: Auckland Region, North Island, New Zealand, Oceania
- Population: 1,530,000
- Latitude: 36° 50' 50.6" (36.8474°) south
- Longitude: 174° 45' 56.8" (174.7658°) east
- Elevation: 49 meters (161 feet)
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Other Names for Auckland
Arabic: أوكلاند, Armenian: Օքլենդ, Azerbaijani: Oklend, Belarusian: Горад Окленд, Bulgarian: Окланд, Burmese: အော့ကလန်မြို့, Chechen: Окленд, Chinese: 奧克蘭都會區, French: Auckland, Georgian: ოკლენდი, German: Auckland, Greek: Ώκλαντ, Gujarati: ઓકલેન્ડ, Hebrew: אוקלנד, Hindi: ऑक्लैण्ड, Italian: Auckland, Japanese: オークランド, Kannada: ಆಕ್ಲೆಂಡ್, Komi: Окленд, Korean: 오클랜드, Latin: Aucopolis, Latvian: Oklenda
Lithuanian: Oklandas, Macedonian: Окленд, Malayalam: ഓക്ലൻഡ്, Maori: Tāmaki-makau-rau, Marathi: ऑकलंड, Mongolian: Окленд, Nepali (macrolanguage): अकलैंड, Old English (ca. 450-1100): Aucland, Ossetian: Окленд, Panjabi: ਆਕਲੈਂਡ, Persian: آوکلند, Portuguese: Auckland, Quechua: Awklanda, Russian: Окленд, Serbian: Окланд, Spanish: Auckland, Tamil: ஆக்லன்ட், Telugu: ఆక్లాండ్, Thai: ออกแลนด์, Uighur: ئاۋكلاند, Ukrainian: Окленд, Yue Chinese: 屋崙
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