In the news:
One person injured following assault in Totara Heights, Auckland - Boy racer Blake Lambert avoids jail for attack in Warkworth, Auckland that left Mark Maclean disabled - Queen St apartment homicide: Who was Herbert Bradley, the pensioner stabbed and killed in his Auckland home? - Westfield Newmarket security guard stabbing: Man in Auckland District Court on aggravated wounding charge - Property developer Ee 'Augustine' Lau sentenced to prison for child grooming in Auckland, Rotorua - Head Hunters gang members arrested in pyjamas during West Auckland raid - Auckland traffic: Avondale roads reopened after suspicious fire, delays easing - Driver protection screens to be installed on all Auckland buses by 2026 - Auckland driver avoids conviction after fatal accident in Mt Roskill - Pedestrian seriously injured in Birkenhead, Auckland accident
Auckland
Key facts
- country: New Zealand
- population: 417,910 people
Classified as: place
Location on a map: [-36°86′S, 174°76′E]
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Summary
Auckland is a city. It is in New Zealand and has a population of 417,910 people.
Environment
Auckland is one of the cities in New Zealand and 47,605 cities in our database.
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Sports
Proportion of competitions per city in Auckland
Proportion of competitions per country in Auckland
Distribution of competitions in Auckland by start date
Competitions in Auckland
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Research
Geographical distribution of universities in Auckland by total students
Distribution of universities in Auckland per foundation year
Universities in Auckland
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Culture
Geographical distribution of museums in Auckland by visitors
Museums in Auckland
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Business
Exchanges in Auckland
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In literature
There is no book written about Auckland in the database
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This dashboard is based on data from: United Nations
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