Auckland City Map

Below is an Auckland City map showing a street map of Auckland. This is a settlement that provides residence for over a third of the population of New Zealand. Auckland is located on the North Island; it is a sprawling city that lies on a piece of land between two harbours. Auckland weather reflects that it is in one of the sunniest and mildest regions of New Zealand.

The capital city of New Zealand may well be Wellington but Auckland, fastly becoming an international city, is where most cultural and economic activities take place.

This is a fantastic city to explore. With around 50 extinct volcanoes, plenty of beaches, and many surrounding islands, you can choose from a variety different activities and adventures around Auckland, or use Auckland City as a base to go on excursions to the surrounding area and islands.

Auckland City

Visiting sights such as Mangere Mountain or Mount Eden in Auckland gives you a great view of the harbour, city, and surrounding hills.

Well worth the visit if you have time and particularly if it is early morning or at sunset. You may be lucky enough to see a nice sky too.

Visit Auckland Museum while you are there too. It will give you an insight into the pre-history and history, natural and man-made, of this unique country.

Go for a tour on the Auckland Dockline Tram, a romantic and nostalgic journey through parts of the City on a vintage Tram.

Auckland Map

This Auckland City map below, with zoom features, will give you an idea of the layout of Auckland in relation to the Auckland Habours and surrounding areas.

If you want a wider view you can zoom out, or you can change it to a satellite map by using the buttons to the top right corner. A link to view a larger map is under the map.

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