auckland Kreyòl ayisyen /aycklã.d/
English : auckland
Français : auckland
Español : Auckland
Português : Auckland
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auckland Kreyòl ayisyen /aycklã.d/
n.
Auckland Kreyòl ayisyen /aycklã.d/
Definition: n. p. Tematik: Vil
Country: New Zealand
State/Department: Auckland Region
Population: Approximately 1.7 million in the city.
Main Economic Activities: Finance, manufacturing, tourism, services, and maritime trade.
Landmarks: Sky Tower, Auckland War Memorial Museum, Auckland Domain.
Geographical Features: Waitematā Harbour, Hauraki Gulf.
Historical Facts: Auckland was settled by Māori around 1350 AD and later became a British colonial settlement in the 19th century. It has grown into New Zealand's largest city and economic hub.
Name of Inhabitants: Aucklander
Notes: Auckland is known for its stunning natural landscapes, diverse culture, and outdoor recreational activities.
State/Department: Auckland Region
Population: Approximately 1.7 million in the city.
Main Economic Activities: Finance, manufacturing, tourism, services, and maritime trade.
Landmarks: Sky Tower, Auckland War Memorial Museum, Auckland Domain.
Geographical Features: Waitematā Harbour, Hauraki Gulf.
Historical Facts: Auckland was settled by Māori around 1350 AD and later became a British colonial settlement in the 19th century. It has grown into New Zealand's largest city and economic hub.
Name of Inhabitants: Aucklander
Notes: Auckland is known for its stunning natural landscapes, diverse culture, and outdoor recreational activities.
English : Auckland
Français : Auckland
Español : auckland
Português : Auckland
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