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The name of nzs oldest building?
kemp house
What is nzs selling of all time?
thriller by michel jackson
Nzs most important trading partner in this list?
What list
What is new zealands longest river?
The Waikato is NZs longest river.
What is NZs most highly decorated soldier 1908-1994?
Uremi
What system produces heat during exercise?
Mitsubishi Electric. NZs quietest air
What is NZs largest inland city?
Hamilton, population 143,000, in New Zealand's largest inland city. it is the fourth-largest city in New Zealand
What is NZs 3604?
this serial number you gave can go from Framing building timber number to an amendment number in New Zealand, if you can be precise next time? tasman island.
What are the major differences between New Zealand's north and south islands?
The North Island is more populated, while teperatures can be hotter there is also a higher percentage of rain with Auckland boasting highest rainfall in NZ. It has some great beaches and has almost 2 thirds of the population. The North Island is home to NZs largest city Auckland and the capital city Wellington. The largest lake in NZ is in the North Island. Living costs in the large cities are more expensive than in the South but in smaller towns they are very similar. The South Island is less densley populated but still has the second largest city in NZ (Christchurch). The most hours of sushine each year is usually awarded to Nelson/Marlborough so even though the climate can get colder on the whole the weather isnt worse than the south island. The south island is also home to NZs biggest wine region, NZs adventure capital, four glaciers, four out of five of NZs biggest lakes, the beautiful Marlborough and Milford Sounds and is has gorgous mountain ranges. NZs five tallest mountains are all situated in the South Island.
What are the differences between new Zealand' north island and south islands?
The North Island is more populated, while teperatures can be hotter there is also a higher percentage of rain with Auckland boasting highest rainfall in NZ. It has some great beaches and has almost 2 thirds of the population. The North Island is home to NZs largest city Auckland and the capital city Wellington. The largest lake in NZ is in the North Island. Living costs in the large cities are more expensive than in the South but in smaller towns they are very similar. The South Island is less densley populated but still has the second largest city in NZ (Christchurch). The most hours of sushine each year is usually awarded to Nelson/Marlborough so even though the climate can get colder on the whole the weather isnt worse than the south island. The south island is also home to NZs biggest wine region, NZs adventure capital, four glaciers, four out of five of NZs biggest lakes, the beautiful Marlborough and Milford Sounds and is has gorgous mountain ranges. NZs five tallest mountains are all situated in the South Island.
What are the differences between New Zealand's north and south islands?
The North Island is more populated, while teperatures can be hotter there is also a higher percentage of rain with Auckland boasting highest rainfall in NZ. It has some great beaches and has almost 2 thirds of the population. The North Island is home to NZs largest city Auckland and the capital city Wellington. The largest lake in NZ is in the North Island. Living costs in the large cities are more expensive than in the South but in smaller towns they are very similar. The South Island is less densley populated but still has the second largest city in NZ (Christchurch). The most hours of sushine each year is usually awarded to Nelson/Marlborough so even though the climate can get colder on the whole the weather isnt worse than the south island. The south island is also home to NZs biggest wine region, NZs adventure capital, four glaciers, four out of five of NZs biggest lakes, the beautiful Marlborough and Milford Sounds and is has gorgous mountain ranges. NZs five tallest mountains are all situated in the South Island.
What livestock is new zealand famous for?
Dairy Cows, Beef cattle, Deer. Australia has more Sheep, but NZs are of better quality, both in terms of wool and meat produced.
