Geological Formations in New Zealand
43 cities in New Zealand where you can enjoy geological formations.
Auckland
Auckland
Population: 954,000
Hamilton
Waikato
Population: 176,500
Lower Hutt
Wellington
Population: 110,700
Wellington
Wellington
Population: 73,305
Napier
Hawke's Bay
Population: 66,300
Rotorua
Bay of Plenty
Population: 58,500
New Plymouth
Taranaki
Population: 57,600
Christchurch
Canterbury
Population: 54,925
Whangarei
Northland
Population: 54,400
Nelson
Nelson
Population: 51,100
Wanganui
Manawatu-Wanganui
Population: 42,200
Gisborne
Gisborne
Population: 37,000
Oamaru
Population: 13,700
Motueka
Tasman
Population: 8,420
Morrinsville
Waikato
Population: 8,320
Greymouth
West Coast
Population: 8,170
Papatowai
Otago
Population: 6,593
Waihi
Waikato
Population: 5,740
Te Kuiti
Waikato
Population: 4,770
Balclutha
Otago
Population: 4,230
Lyttelton
Canterbury
Population: 3,170
Te Anau
Southland
Population: 2,940
Oxford
Canterbury
Population: 2,370
Bluff
Southland
Population: 1,850
Hikurangi
Northland
Population: 1,760
Rakaia
Canterbury
Population: 1,510
Takaka
Tasman
Population: 1,390
Waiouru
Manawatu-Wanganui
Population: 790
Akaroa
Canterbury
Population: 756
Karamea
West Coast
Population: 380
Paparoa
Northland
Population: 380
Culverden
Canterbury
Population: 370
Collingwood
Tasman
Population: 300
Moeraki
Population: 120
Haast
West Coast
Population: 84
Cave
Canterbury
Population: 80
Castlepoint
Wellington
Population: 60
Colville
Waikato
Horeke
Northland
Tahakopa
Otago
Waiotapu
Bay of Plenty
Wairakei
Waikato
Waitakere
Auckland