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Ross Dependency
"The Ross" is New Zealand's stake in Antarctica, and is almost twice the size of New Zealand itself.

Area:	414,000
Population	No permanent settlement (but usually is about 260)
Main Settlement:	Scott Base

Stewart Island
Stewart Island, the third island that makes up mainland New Zealand is located just south of Invercargill.

Area:	1,746 km²
Population	600
Highest point:	Mt Anglem
Main Settlement(s):	Oban a.k.a. Halfmoon Bay

Campbell Island
The outermost of New Zealand's islands, Campbell Island is located 600 km south-east of Stewart Island.

Area:	114 km²
Population	N/A
Highest point:	N/A

Auckland Islands
Located 320 km south of Stewart Island, the Auckland Islands were named after the same Lord as the city and province.

Area:	N/A
Population	N/A
Highest point:	N/A

Chatham Islands
Comprising of two main islands, Chatham Island and Pitt Island, the Chathams lie 850 km east of Christchurch.

Area:	n/a
Population	800
Highest point:	N/A
Main Settlement:	Waitangi

Niue
A small island in the South Pacific, Niue has been in NZ dependence since early last century.

Area:	258 km²
Population	N/A
Highest point:	N/A
Main Settlement:	Alofi

Cook Islands
Although the 15 islands are small in size, they are spread out over some 2 million km². Map shows main island, Rarotonga.

Area:	241 km²
Population	N/A
Highest point:	N/A

Tokelau
Tokelau is a NZ controlled country, comprising of three atolls in the South Pacific Ocean.

Area:	13 km²
Population	1500
Highest point:	N/A

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