What is the most densely populated island in New Zealand?

Answer 1

North Island:

Auckland

Wellington

Hamilton

And Several other coastal cities

South Island:

Christchurch

Dunedin

Invercargil

and other coastal cities.

Answer 2

Several islands seem to have similar areas, where those areas are even measured and recorded. However, Scott Island, part of the Ross Dependency in the Ross Sea near Antarctica and claimed by New Zealand, is barely 4 hectares (0.04 square kilometres, and around 560 metres long by between 130 and 340 metres wide) in area; this is barely enough for a football stadium, assuming it were flat enough. This is almost certainly enough to make it the smallest piece of land considered an island in its own right in New Zealand - nearby Haggit's Pillar of 0.2 hectares (only 50 metres in diameter), for example, is only a stack.

Answer 3

Approximately 75% of New Zealand's population live in the North Island.

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Answer 4

Per hectare, probably one of the smaller islands such as Rangitoto or Great Barrier.

Population size, undoubtedly the North island.

Answer 5

Auckland, it is the largest city in NZ in the north Island it has 1.5 million people

Answer 6

The North Island

Answer 7

North Island