Christchurch

Christchurch does not have a capital, it is a city.

New Zealand only has one capital and that is Wellington,- at the bottom of the North Island.

Yes. On a couple of occasions, the Prime Minister has been a woman, as has the Chief Judge, and the Governor General.

You can purchase shredded currency and the Bureau Of Printing and Engraving in Washington DC.

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John Britten was a revolutionary motorcycle designer who lived in Christchurch New Zealand. His famous bike is the Britten V1000.

He was born on the first of August 1950 and died on the fifth of September 1995.

Refer to the link below for information on the company he founded to develop this bike.

New Zealand lies directly on the Alpine Fault, which runs almost theentire length of the South Island. In the North island, there is another, separate fault line running along the length of the island. The city of Wellington lies on what is called the Wellington Fault.

It was on the 18th November 1947. It was on the 18th November 1947.

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The Christchurch earthquake, which struck on February 22, 2011, was primarily a result of strike-slip movement along the fault lines in the region. This type of movement occurs when two tectonic plates slide past each other horizontally. The quake was caused by the release of stress that had accumulated along the fault, leading to significant ground shaking and damage in Christchurch and surrounding areas. The geological complexity of the region contributed to the earthquake's intensity and impact.

The 2011 New Zealand earthquake primarily involved the movement of the Pacific Plate and the Australian Plate. These tectonic plates interact along the boundary known as the Canterbury Plains, where the Pacific Plate is subducting beneath the Australian Plate. This complex interaction led to significant seismic activity, including the devastating earthquake that struck Christchurch on February 22, 2011.

In the 2011 Christchurch earthquake, an estimated 10,000 homes were severely damaged or destroyed, leading to many residents being displaced. The exact number of people who lost their homes is difficult to determine as some were able to find temporary accommodations or moved away from the area.

Biosecurity New Zealand import health standard states that all dried fruit must be commercially prepared and packaged. So no home dried fruit is allowed.

No, Auckland is not about 500 miles from Christchurch; the distance between the two cities is approximately 750 miles (1,200 kilometers) when measured by road. If measured directly (as the crow flies), the distance is around 450 miles (720 kilometers). Thus, the 500-mile figure is inaccurate.

There are two Cathedrals in Christchurch, New Zealand: Christ Church Anglican cathedral was built from 1864-1894, and the Catholic Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament from 1901-1905.

The Priory in Christchurch, UK is not a Cathedral. It was built from 1094-1290

There are also several Christ Church Cathedrals. The dates below refer to the current building on the site, not necessarily the first.

* Oxford, UK: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in the 12th century. * Lisburn, Northern Ireland: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in 1708.

* Dublin, Ireland: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in 1172. * Waterford, Ireland: Christ Church Cathedral in was built from 1773 -1779

* Montreal, Canada: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in 1859.

* Fredericton, Canada: Christ Church Cathedral in was built from 1845-1853 with significant repairs made after a fire completed in 1912.

* Vancouver, Canada: Christ Church Cathedral in was built from 1894-1895.

* Victoria, Canada: Christ Church Cathedral in was built from 1926-1929.

* St. Louis, USA: Christ Church cathedral was built in 1867. * Nashville, USA: Christ Church Cathedral in was built from 1889-1894. * Houston, USA: Christ Church Cathedral in was built from 1859-1876. * Springfield, USA: Christ Church Cathedral in was built from 1874-1876. * Hartford, USA: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in 1829.

* Louisville, USA: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in 1824. * Indianapolis, USA: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in 1857. * Eau Claire, USA: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in 1916. * New Orleans, USA: Christ Church Cathedral in was possibly built from 1805? * Mobile, USA: Christ Church Cathedral in was built from 1835-1840.

* Nassau, Bahamas: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in 1837. * Darwin, Australia: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in 1976. * Newcastle, Australia: Christ Church Cathedral in was opened in 1818. * Grafton, Australia: Christ Church Cathedral in was built from 1880-1884. * Nelson, New Zealand: Christ Church Cathedral in was built from 1925-1965.

* Ottawa, Canada: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in ?

* Hamilton, Canada: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in ? * Whitehorse,Canada: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in ? * Lexington, USA: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in * Sherman, USA: Christ Church Cathedral in was built in ?

They've banned the older type of open wood and coal fires due to the smog that they cause. There are often cold, still nights in winter resulting in a large smog (small by international standard) layer.

New hosues being built can not install fireplaces but if your house has an old fireplace you can upgrade it to a new fireplace that emits less smoke due to its design. All fireplaces that are used must be less than 15 years old.

The flight time from Christchurch to Melbourne is three hours.

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The flight times varies according to the speed of the flight. If the flight is flying at a faster speed then the times may change. We are providing you with standard flight timings. The flight time for the above mentioned trip is.11 hours 0 mins

7310 plus 1490 equals 8800. 7310 divided by 8800 equals .83 or 83% for A, leaving 17% for B.

Hi from Australia. I visited Christchurch in New Zealand a few years ago, and remember it as a small city. I would try the local supermarket to see if there are shelves to stack or collect shopping trolleys/ carts. [Called Trundler in New Zealand.] Also you could do a paper round, ask a newsagent. Perhaps work in the small farms nearby. If you like gardening and cutting lawn or doing chores for old people. Best of luck with your endeavours.

depends which side of Christchurch you start from but around 80km

well you can drive from Auckland to christchurch, you see there is an ocean in between, you can make it in 1day but it would be easier to go from christchurch to wellington, stay there over night and then catch the train to Auckland.