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Languages English Maori

Currency NZD

Capital Wellington

Population  4,327,944

Government Parliamentary  democracy

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Only a small portion  of New Zealanders are farmers.New Zealand’s economy depends on agriculture. Farmers raise many sheep and cattle. They grow apples, barley, wheat, and corn. Fishing and logging are also important to the economy. New Zealand sells wool, dairy products, meat, wood, paper, and fish to other countries.They also make cloth and machinger and dig for gold,Iron ore,coal,limestone New Zealand

,and naturale

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Most of the population have a European background. About 10 percent of New Zealanders have Maori ancestors. The country also has small groups of Asians and people from other Pacific islands. Both English and Maori are national languages. More than half of New Zealanders are Christians. Most New Zealanders live in cities and towns, mainly on the North Island.

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New Zealand has a mild climate with plenty of rain and it  only snows in the mountains.

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Did you know New Zealand is about 1000 miles southeast of australia. New Zealand is the farthest south of all the countries in Oceania

New Zealand has two main islands north and south island. Mountains cover much of the islands. On the South Island the Southern Alps contain the country’s highest peak Mount Cook and many glaciers. New Zealand’s longest river the Waikato is on the North Island.

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Did you know New Zealand is a country made up of  islands in the south pacific ocean.

And Maori people  lived there for hundreds of years but then Europeans arrived in the 1600s there capital is wellington.

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