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The latitude of Sydney, Australia, is 33°51′ South
The northernmost point of the North Island of New Zealand is at 34° 23' South which is close to that of Wollongong.
Therefore Sydney is a little further north than the North Island of New Zealand.
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New Zealand is two islands how are they different?
There are many more than two islands in New Zealand. North Island, South Island and Stewart Island are the largest islands. The South Island is larger with less people and more farmland and mountain ranges, and the North Island is smaller with more cities.
How many meters above sea level is Amberley North Canterbury New Zealand?
The closest spot height above sea level I found was 23m.
Highest point of elevation in New Zealand?
At sea level it's 0m but the highest point is mount cook
The largest lake in nz is lake?
Lake Taupo is the largest lake in New Zealand (616 km squared) Lake Taupo in the north islandLake Benmore, in Canturbury, at 75 square kilometers.
Why does new zealand have snow?
In the North Island there are two mountains which because of their height, have some permanent snow, Mt Egmont, and Mt Ruapehu. In the South Island there are many chains of 'permanent snow' mountains. Too many individual mounts to mention. In winter we have snow, occasionally to sea level in the South, for the latitude goes up to about 47o. Naturally our seasons are six months out of sync with the Northern Hemisphere.
How high is willington above sea level?
Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand, is situated at sea level since it lies along the coastline of the North Island.
New Zealand is two islands how are they different?
There are many more than two islands in New Zealand. North Island, South Island and Stewart Island are the largest islands. The South Island is larger with less people and more farmland and mountain ranges, and the North Island is smaller with more cities.
How high is New Zealand above sea level?
New Zealand has a range of altitudes from sea level through to the peak of Mount Ruapehu at 2797m in the North Island and to the highest peak of Aoraki Mount Cook in the South Island of 3754 m.
What is the biggest recorded volcanic eruption in new zealand?
The biggest recorded volcanic eruption in New Zealand was the eruption of Taupo volcanic center about 26,500 years ago. This eruption was categorized as a VEI-8, which is the highest on the Volcanic Explosivity Index. It deposited a significant amount of volcanic material across the central North Island of New Zealand.
How close is newzealand to Australia?
New zealand is really more east of Australia than it is south. 90 mile beach on the north island of NZ is almost exactly the same latitude as bondai beach outside sydney NSW. The whole of the north island and half of the south island of nz are level with or above the southernmost part of oz, the huon valley in Tasmania.
Is palmerston north south from nelson?
Palmerston North is a city in the North Island and Nelson is a city in the South Island. Nelson is about level with Wellington so it is south of Palmerston North.There is also a town in the South Island called Palmerston.
How many meters above sea level is Amberley North Canterbury New Zealand?
The closest spot height above sea level I found was 23m.
Is Sydney above sea level?
Yes, Sydney is above sea level. The average elevation of Sydney is around 50 meters (164 feet) above sea level.
Temperature in NZ North Island in July?
The North Island of New Zealand extends 829km from latitude 34°25'S for Cape Reinga and to 41°37'S for Cape Palliser. It ranges in altitude from sea level to 600m in populated areas and up to the highest peak of Mount Ruapehu at 2797m.In July, the coldest month, the Mean Daily minimumtemperature in the North Island main centres varies depending on the location. Some examples are:* Kaitaia in the north and at sea level, 8.5°C * Taupo at an altitude of 350m, 2.2°C * Wellington at sea level in the south, 6.3°C and the corresponding Mean Daily maximum temperatures for July are:* Kaitaia 15.6°C * Taupo 11.2°C * Wellington 11.4°C The climate of New Zealand is temperate, so moderate, and because New Zealand is geographically very isolated the weather is not influenced by a continent, so it varies less with the seasons than places near or on a continent.
Highest point of elevation in New Zealand?
At sea level it's 0m but the highest point is mount cook
Is the average elevation of new Zealand?
New Zealand's elevation goes from sea level - same as any other coastal country - up to 12349 feet the height of Aorangi Mount Cook in the Southern Alps, South Island.
The largest lake in nz is lake?
Lake Taupo is the largest lake in New Zealand (616 km squared) Lake Taupo in the north islandLake Benmore, in Canturbury, at 75 square kilometers.
