New Zealand Map

This physical map of New Zealand appears at the scale of 32 miles to one inch. Relief is depicted by a system of layer colouring overlain with additional detail - regional boundaries, spot heights, swamp and flood areas, glaciers and volcanoes - as well as details of communication networks.

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This physical map of the North and South Islands of New Zealand appears at the scale of 1:2000,000 (32 miles to one inch). Relief is depicted by a system of layer colouring overlain with additional detail - regional boundaries, spot heights, swamp and flood areas, glaciers and volcanoes - as well as details of communication networks including road, rail, canal and ferry routes and airports. At varying scales, the map also includes several smaller islands which form part of the New Zealand island group: Auckland Island and Chatham Island at 1:2000,000, Campbell Island and Antipodes Island at 1:800,000 (12.6 miles to one inch), Bounty Island and the Kermadec Islands at 1:4000,000 (6.3 miles to one inch) and Snares Island at 1:200,000 (3 miles to one inch).