New Zealand cities list with latitude and longitude in Excel, CSV, XML, SQL, JSON formats

New_Zealand
New Zealand
Excel, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON

Last update : 05 December 2025.

Country
New Zealand
Capital
Wellington
Number of cities
2501
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Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in New Zealand. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 2501 places in New Zealand that you'll find in our World Cities Database. You're free to use the data below for personal or commercial applications. The data below can be downloaded in Excel (.xlsx), .csv, .json, .xml and .sql formats. Notable Cities: The capital of New Zealand is Wellington.


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
2185016PamapuriaNZNorthlandFar North District-35.13333173.350Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2193703AvondaleNZAucklandAuckland-36.88333174.721400Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2184573Pine ValleyNZMarlboroughMarlborough District-41.53333173.533330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2185456OrawiaNZSouthlandSouthland District-46.05167.816670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188894KenningtonNZSouthlandInvercargill City-46.4168.450Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2193778Arthurs PointNZOtagoQueenstown-Lakes District-44.98333168.666671360Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2181384Te PopoNZTaranakiStratford District-39.26667174.366670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2181687TawaiNZCanterburyWaimate District-44.88333170.983330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2194053AkitioNZManawatu-WanganuiTararua District-40.6176.416670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2193964Amodeo BayAmodeoNZWaikatoThames-Coromandel District-36.67276175.442090Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2192389CheltenhamNZManawatu-WanganuiManawatu District-40.15175.666670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2186739MoeatoaNZWaikatoWaitomo District-38.35174.766670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2192577CarswellsNZWellingtonMasterton District-40.93333175.916670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
6235878PutaruruNZWaikatoSouth Waikato District-38.04822175.780210Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2184846Parnellpa nai er,帕奈尔NZAucklandAuckland-36.86667174.783337280Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2194160AbbotsfordNZOtagoDunedin City-45.88333170.416670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2187181MatarikiNZTasmanTasman District-41.41667172.733330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2191684DomettNZCanterburyHurunui District-42.85173.216670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2191848Deep CreekNZMarlboroughMarlborough District-41.35173.633330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188986KaupokonuiNZTaranakiSouth Taranaki District-39.55174.066670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2181832TaringamotuNZManawatu-WanganuiRuapehu District-38.83333175.250Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2189032KarioiNZManawatu-WanganuiRuapehu District-39.45175.516670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2183619Raumati SouthNZWellingtonKapiti Coast District-40.95174.983330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
4032966KarewaNZChatham Islands-43.8-176.466670Pacific/Chathampopulated place
2179278Whangaruru NorthNZNorthlandWhangarei-35.35174.350Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2179348WhananakiNZNorthlandWhangarei-35.5174.450Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2180071WaiotiraNZNorthlandWhangarei-35.93333174.20Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2181400Te PakiNZNorthlandFar North District-34.50435172.799080Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2185726OkukariNZMarlboroughMarlborough District-41.2174.30Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2206821OtataraNZHawke’s BayHastings District-39.55583176.838610Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188601KuaotunuNZWaikatoThames-Coromandel District-36.71667175.733330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2186430Mount SomersTe KiekieNZCanterburyAshburton District-43.71667171.4147Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2180464WaianiwaNZSouthlandSouthland District-46.3168.266670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2187540MangatarataNZWaikatoHauraki District-37.3175.366670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2189285KaikarangiNZManawatu-WanganuiRangitikei District-39.90187175.602590Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2184893ParawaNZSouthlandSouthland District-45.55168.533330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188904Kenepuru HeadNZMarlboroughMarlborough District-41.16667174.116670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2187086MaungapohatuMaungapohatu,MaungapōhatuNZBay of PlentyWhakatane District-38.57018177.097510Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2187290MaropiuNZNorthlandKaipara District-35.8173.733330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2186338MuruparaMurapara,MuriparaNZBay of PlentyWhakatane District-38.46667176.71876Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2179975WaipunaNZWaikatoWaikato District-37.38333175.30Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2192822BunnythorpeNZManawatu-WanganuiPalmerston North City-40.28333175.63333684Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2189272KaikouraDaerah Kaikoura,Distretto di Kaikoura,KBZ,Kaikoura,kai ku la,kaikoula,kaikoura,Каикоура,ضلع کائیکورا,კაიკურა,カイコウラ,凱庫拉,카이코우라NZCanterburyKaikoura District-42.41667173.68333685Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188208LongwoodNZSouthlandSouthland District-46.34527167.954260Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2183568RedhillNZNorthlandKaipara District-36.03333173.850Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188221LongridgeNZSouthlandSouthland District-45.86667168.650Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2179380WhakatahuriNZMarlboroughMarlborough District-41.01667174.033330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2184768PauaParengaNZNorthlandFar North District-34.53333172.916670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2179925WairioNZSouthlandSouthland District-46168.033330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2184248PuhauPuahauNZNorthlandFar North District-35.46667173.383330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2182053TahunaNZWaikatoMatamata-Piako District-37.5175.483330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2181585TeddingtonNZCanterburyChristchurch City-43.66831172.661520Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2185597OnapuaNZMarlboroughMarlborough District-41.26667174.183330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2193745AtholNZSouthlandSouthland District-45.51667168.583330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2208041Mount MaunganuiGunung Maunganui,Maunt Maunganui,Маунт МаунгануиNZBay of PlentyTauranga City-37.64167176.186110Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2190627GordonNZWaikatoMatamata-Piako District-37.7175.833330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2185540OpapaNZHawke’s BayHastings District-39.8176.683330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
6227908EketahunaMellemskovNZManawatu-WanganuiTararua District-40.64623175.703660Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2187233MatahaneaNZBay of PlentyOpotiki District-38.11667177.266670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2207056WaikouroNZSouthlandSouthland District-46.1167.991670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2189835HonikiwiNZWaikatoOtorohanga District-38.15175.10Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2206816Te AuteNZHawke’s BayCentral Hawke’s Bay District-39.82833176.63250Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2186260NevesvilleNZWaikatoThames-Coromandel District-37.16667175.70Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188622Kowai BushNZCanterburySelwyn District-43.3171.916670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2184487PohanginaNZManawatu-WanganuiManawatu District-40.17336175.7943210Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2183033Saint BathansDunstan CreekNZOtagoCentral Otago District-44.86998169.809620Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2180276WaikawauNZWaikatoWaitomo District-38.46667174.666670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2182010TairuaNZWaikatoThames-Coromandel District-37.01667175.851588Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188253LongbeachNZCanterburyAshburton District-44.09138171.685970Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2190202HaumoanaNZHawke’s BayHastings District-39.6037176.945711158Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2187226MatahuruMatahuraNZWaikatoWaikato District-37.43333175.333330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2189046KarekareNZAucklandAuckland-36.98333174.483330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2185471OrangimeaNZTaranakiSouth Taranaki District-39.66667174.866670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2181620Te AngaNZWaikatoWaitomo District-38.25567174.835870Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
6232008PapatoetoeNZAucklandAuckland-36.9682174.8401949130Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2189549Inangahua LandingNZWest CoastBuller District-41.91667171.883330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2180598UpokongaroUpokongaro,ŪpokongaroNZManawatu-WanganuiWhanganui District-39.8657175.11540Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2184579Pine BushNZSouthlandSouthland District-46.46667168.80Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2180591UpokopoitoNZManawatu-WanganuiWhanganui District-39.75175.150Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2189793HornbyNZCanterburyChristchurch City-43.55172.533330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188952Kawau IslandKUINZAucklandAuckland-36.41667174.850Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2180022WaipareraNZNorthlandWhangarei-35.7174.466670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188557Lady BarklyLady BarkleyNZSouthlandSouthland District-46.1168.333330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2186597Morton MainsNZSouthlandSouthland District-46.33333168.650Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2190568GowanbridgeNZTasmanTasman District-41.71667172.566670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2183502RewaNZManawatu-WanganuiManawatu District-39.98333175.633330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2181696TauweruTaueru,Wardell,WardelltownNZWellingtonMasterton District-40.96667175.80Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2183767RangatauaNZManawatu-WanganuiRuapehu District-39.43333175.46667132Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2187477MangawekaMangaweka Town District,MangwekaNZManawatu-WanganuiRangitikei District-39.80943175.7887690Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2183362RocklandsNZOtagoDunedin City-45.66667169.983330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
9538248Wyuna BayNZWaikatoThames-Coromandel District-36.76319175.460630Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2179037WinchesterNZCanterburyTimaru District-44.2171.28333264Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2179856WaitaneNZSouthlandSouthland District-46.18333168.70Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2191802DennistonNZWest CoastBuller District-41.73333171.80Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2187362MaraehokoNZWest CoastWestland District-42.66667171.033330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2185824OhingaroaNZMarlboroughMarlborough District-41.25173.883330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188695KopukuNZWaikatoWaikato District-37.28333175.166670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2190682Glinkes GullyGlinks GullyNZNorthlandKaipara District-36.08333173.866670Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2184047PuketitiriNZHawke’s BayHastings District-39.28333176.550Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place
2188090Mabel SchoolNZSouthlandSouthland District-46.3168.533330Pacific/Aucklandpopulated place

**Exploring New Zealand: A Geographer's Insight**

Nestled in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, New Zealand is a land of stunning natural beauty, diverse landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. As a geographer delving into the geographical intricacies of this enchanting country, the pursuit of data on its cities, regions, and geographical coordinates unveils a narrative of geographical diversity, environmental significance, and cultural richness waiting to be explored.

Cities of New Zealand: Urban Hubs in a Natural Playground**

New Zealand's cities are not just urban centers but gateways to the country's breathtaking natural wonders. From the vibrant streets of Auckland, the largest city, to the charming coastal town of Wellington and the adventurous hub of Queenstown, each city offers a unique blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty. Acquiring data on these cities provides insights into their demographics, economic activities, and cultural attractions that contribute to New Zealand's dynamic urban landscape.

Regions and Departments of New Zealand: Exploring Ecological Marvels**

Beyond the cities, New Zealand's regions and departments showcase the country's diverse ecosystems and environmental treasures. From the majestic peaks of the Southern Alps to the pristine fjords of Fiordland and the lush rainforests of the West Coast, each region boasts its own unique ecological marvels. Gathering data on these regions offers valuable information on conservation efforts, environmental protection initiatives, and sustainable development practices aimed at preserving New Zealand's natural heritage for future generations.

Latitude and Longitude of New Zealand: Navigating the Country's Coordinates**

As a geographer, obtaining precise latitude and longitude data for each city of New Zealand is essential for understanding its geographical layout and spatial distribution. These coordinates serve as navigational markers, guiding explorers through the country's diverse terrain and cultural landmarks. From the geothermal wonders of Rotorua to the rugged coastlines of the Coromandel Peninsula and the tranquil bays of the Marlborough Sounds, each point on the map signifies a unique geographical feature and cultural landmark, shaping New Zealand's identity as a land of unparalleled beauty and adventure.

Conclusion: Mapping New Zealand's Geographical Essence**

In the pursuit of data on New Zealand's cities, regions, and geographical coordinates, a deeper narrative emerges — one of geographical diversity, environmental significance, and cultural richness. It is a narrative that celebrates the country's natural beauty, ecological treasures, and vibrant cultural heritage, reflecting a profound connection between its people and the land. As a geographer, unraveling this tapestry of geographical intricacies is not just a scholarly pursuit but a journey of discovery and appreciation for the wonders of our planet's landscapes.

New Zealand beckons — a land of endless exploration, waiting to be understood, cherished, and celebrated for its geographical marvels and cultural treasures.

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Exploring the Geography of New Zealand: A Data-Driven Approach

New Zealand, an island nation located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, from rugged mountain ranges to rolling plains and picturesque coastlines. The country’s diverse geography not only attracts tourists but also plays a pivotal role in shaping the local culture, economy, and environmental challenges. As a geographer, understanding the spatial distribution of New Zealand’s cities, regions, and departments is essential for analyzing patterns of urbanization, infrastructure development, and the environmental impact of human activity. Access to accurate and comprehensive geographic data is key to these analyses and provides valuable insights into the country’s development trajectory.

New Zealand's Geographical and Administrative Landscape

New Zealand is divided into 12 regions, each with its own distinct geographical features and cultural influences. The country’s major urban centers, including Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, are concentrated in specific regions, while the rural areas are often characterized by agriculture, forestry, and tourism. Each region is further subdivided into districts and local councils, which play a significant role in local governance and resource management.

The North Island is known for its volcanic landscapes, coastal cities, and the bustling metropolis of Auckland, which is New Zealand’s largest city. The South Island, on the other hand, is famous for its mountainous terrain, fjords, and relatively smaller urban areas like Christchurch and Dunedin. The varying landscapes of these regions have influenced the distribution of population, infrastructure, and economic activities, creating a distinctive balance between urbanization and rural life.

Understanding the relationship between these cities and regions, and how they interact with New Zealand’s natural features, is crucial for effective planning and development. By obtaining geographic data on these areas, geographers can gain insights into urban growth, resource allocation, and environmental sustainability, all of which are vital for the country’s future.

Latitude and Longitude: Pinpointing New Zealand’s Cities

Latitude and longitude coordinates are essential for mapping and spatial analysis. They provide precise data on the location of each city and region within New Zealand, allowing researchers and planners to assess how geographic features, such as mountains, rivers, and coastlines, influence the development of urban centers and rural areas.

For instance, knowing the latitude and longitude coordinates of Auckland, Wellington, or Queenstown enables geographers to create detailed maps that show not only the exact location of these cities but also their proximity to significant geographical features. This data helps in planning infrastructure projects, such as transportation networks, and in understanding regional disparities in terms of development and access to resources.

By integrating geographic coordinates into their analyses, researchers can study the spatial dynamics of New Zealand’s urban growth, explore the relationship between population density and natural resources, and assess how climate change, flooding risks, and other environmental factors could impact specific regions.

The Value of Multiple Data Formats for Geographic Research

For geographic data to be fully utilized, it must be available in a variety of formats that suit different research methods and analytical tools. Offering geographic data for New Zealand’s cities, regions, and departments in formats like CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensures that the information can be integrated into a range of systems, from simple spreadsheets to complex geographic information systems (GIS).

- **CSV (Comma-Separated Values):** CSV files are ideal for organizing and sorting geographic data in tabular format. Researchers can easily store data such as city names, populations, and coordinates in CSV files, making them accessible for quick analysis and mapping. CSV is a widely accepted format, compatible with most data analysis tools and mapping platforms.

- **SQL (Structured Query Language):** SQL is essential for handling large datasets and performing complex queries. It allows researchers to query geographic data in relational databases, analyze trends in urbanization, track regional disparities, and assess the impacts of climate change or natural resource distribution. SQL is particularly useful for conducting in-depth spatial analysis and running multi-variable queries on New Zealand’s geographic data.

- **JSON (JavaScript Object Notation):** JSON is a lightweight format widely used in web applications and dynamic systems. Its flexibility allows for easy integration of geographic data into interactive maps, real-time applications, and location-based services. Researchers and developers can use JSON to share and access geographic data on New Zealand’s cities and regions in real-time, creating a more interactive user experience.

- **XML (Extensible Markup Language):** XML is a versatile format used for storing and exchanging structured data. It is ideal for more complex geographic datasets that include hierarchical information, such as administrative boundaries, infrastructure networks, and environmental data. XML ensures that geographic data can be seamlessly exchanged between different systems, making it suitable for large-scale collaborative projects.

By offering geographic data in these formats, researchers and planners can choose the one that best fits their specific needs, whether they are conducting basic mapping, spatial analysis, or building interactive geographic platforms.

A Comprehensive Database for New Zealand’s Geography

For anyone looking to conduct a detailed study of New Zealand’s geography, access to a well-organized and comprehensive database is crucial. This database should include data on New Zealand’s cities, regions, and departments, along with latitude and longitude coordinates, demographic data, and infrastructure information. Such a database would provide a solid foundation for understanding the country’s urbanization patterns, resource distribution, and environmental management.

Researchers can use this data to explore various aspects of New Zealand’s development, including trends in population growth, changes in land use, and the effects of urban sprawl. Comparing cities like Auckland, which is characterized by rapid urban expansion, with smaller regional cities like Napier or Invercargill can provide valuable insights into how geography influences the distribution of resources, economic activity, and quality of life across the country.

This geographic data can also be used to analyze environmental factors such as flood risks, the management of natural reserves, and the impact of climate change on coastal and rural areas. By having access to detailed geographic data in formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML, users can tailor their research and analysis to fit specific needs, whether for urban planning, environmental conservation, or infrastructure development.

Conclusion

New Zealand’s diverse geography, from its vibrant urban centers to its vast rural landscapes, offers an exciting field of study for geographers and researchers. By obtaining detailed data on the cities, regions, and departments of New Zealand—along with precise latitude and longitude coordinates—researchers and urban planners can gain valuable insights into the country’s development, environmental challenges, and infrastructure needs. Offering this data in flexible formats like CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML ensures that it can be easily integrated into various tools and platforms, making it accessible for in-depth analysis and informed decision-making. This data-driven approach supports sustainable planning and helps address the complex geographical issues New Zealand faces today and in the future.

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