New Zealand Geography Mapping
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New Zealand Geography Mapping
🗺️ Part 1: New Zealand Regions and Cities
The largest city in New Zealand is ____________, which is located in the ____________ region. The South Island's largest city is ____________, and the southernmost major city is ____________.
🏔️ Part 2: Rivers and Coastlines
🧭 Part 3: Map Skills and Compass Directions
a) If you travel ____________ from Wellington, you will reach the South Island.
b) Auckland is ____________ of Hamilton.
c) Dunedin is located in the ____________ of the South Island.
d) From Christchurch, you would travel ____________ to reach Queenstown.
🏞️ Part 4: Geography and Culture
Many Māori iwi (tribes) settled near ____________ because they provided fresh water, transportation routes, and fertile soil for growing crops. The ____________ coastline faces Australia, while the ____________ coastline faces the Pacific Ocean.
📍 Part 5: Map Labelling Challenge
Regions: Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Canterbury, Otago
Cities: Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin
Rivers: Waikato River, Clutha River
Bodies of water: Tasman Sea, Pacific Ocean, Cook Strait
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