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north island, south island,stewart island.
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The three main islands of New Zealand are the North Island, the South Island, and Stewart Island. The North Island is the most populous and visited, containing cities like Auckland and Wellington. The South Island is known for its stunning landscapes, including fjords, mountains, and glaciers. Stewart Island is the smallest and least populated of the three.
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What country does NZ stand for?
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Boat
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Where are the largest islands in NZ?
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What are 3 islands in Hudson Bay?
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Names of the wakas that sailed from the pacific islands to NZ?
Tainui
What is the closest NZ city to the Chatham islands?
i was thinking Christchurch?
