Wellington Kreyòl ayisyen /wellin__SPLIT__gton/
Definition: n. p. Tematik: Vil
Country: New Zealand
State/Department: Wellington Region
Population: Around 420,000 in the city.
Main Economic Activities: Government, technology, finance, creative industries, and tourism.
Landmarks: Te Papa Tongarewa (Museum of New Zealand), Wellington Cable Car, Zealandia.
Geographical Features: Wellington Harbour, Rimutaka Range.
Historical Facts: Founded in 1840 as the capital of New Zealand, Wellington is the political and cultural center of the country. It is known for its vibrant arts scene and windy weather.
Name of Inhabitants: Wellingtonian
Notes: Wellington is often called the "Coolest Little Capital in the World" and is known for its thriving cafe culture, craft beer scene, and outdoor adventures.
State/Department: Wellington Region
Population: Around 420,000 in the city.
Main Economic Activities: Government, technology, finance, creative industries, and tourism.
Landmarks: Te Papa Tongarewa (Museum of New Zealand), Wellington Cable Car, Zealandia.
Geographical Features: Wellington Harbour, Rimutaka Range.
Historical Facts: Founded in 1840 as the capital of New Zealand, Wellington is the political and cultural center of the country. It is known for its vibrant arts scene and windy weather.
Name of Inhabitants: Wellingtonian
Notes: Wellington is often called the "Coolest Little Capital in the World" and is known for its thriving cafe culture, craft beer scene, and outdoor adventures.
English : Wellington
Français : Wellington
Español : Wellington
Português : Wellington
