Resource A
The name given to the Northern half of Northland/ Te Tai Tokerau
What is the Far North?
Was signed on the 6th February, 1840
What is Te Tiriti o Waitangi/ The Treaty of Waitangi?
About 200,000
What is Northland's total population?
About double the amount of imports
What are exports?
There have been 4 moderate ones in the past 150 years
What are tsunami?
The largest settlement in Northland
What is Whangarei?
A rubbish heap
What is a midden?
More than a third at 36%
How many people identified as Māori in Northland?
Other, at 36%
What is the highest GDP composition?
No more than 50km from it
What is the maximum distance Northland is from the sea?
Occupies over half the land use in Northland
What is farming and forestry?
Is actually only 55 miles
What is the length of 90 mile Beach?
Both at just under 5%
What percentage of Northland's population are Asian and Pacific people?
In Whangarei, with nearly 60%
Where is most of the employment based?
Gabrielle (2023), Tam (2025) and Vaianu (2026)
What events/ ex-cyclones caused major flooding?
New Zealander's often call it this due to the mild climate all year.
What is the 'winterless' North?
Russel's original name
What is Kororāreka?
Less than half of the rest of NZ (0.7%) in 2025.
What was the total population increase for Northland in 2025?
The highest export related jobs by industry
What is Primary food (production)?
The amount of rainfall on coastal and mountainous areas
What is 1000mm- 2000mm?
the 12th largest settlement in Northland at just 1250 people
What is Opua?
Means the leaping off place for spirits
What is Te Rerenga Wairua?
Because they chose to identify as more than one ethnicity?
Why does the total numbers of ethnicity count exceed the total Northland population?
About 3% of both
What share of NZ's GDP and employment does Northland have?
Receives more rainfall than Whangarei, Kaitaia, and Dargaville
What is Kaikohe?