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The Auckland Islands form an archipelago of the New Zealand Sub-Antarctic Islands. They are group of islands formed by volcanic activity and heavily eroded by glaciers.
The main island (Auckland Island) has an approximate land area of 510 km², and a length of 42 km. It is notable for its steep cliffs and rugged terrain, which rises to over 600 m.
The islands have no permanent human inhabitants.
ortho.linz.govt.nz/nz_offshore_islands/auckland_is_high...
The main island (Auckland Island) has an approximate land area of 510 km², and a length of 42 km. It is notable for its steep cliffs and rugged terrain, which rises to over 600 m.
The islands have no permanent human inhabitants.
ortho.linz.govt.nz/nz_offshore_islands/auckland_is_high...
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auckland_Islands
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 50°41'9"S 166°4'39"E
- Adams Island 21 km
- Campbell Island, New Zealand 284 km
- Stewart Island/Rakiura 449 km
- Resolution Island, New Zealand 567 km
- Macquarie Island 650 km
- South Island (New Zealand) 1134 km
- Arapawa Island 1237 km
- Bruny Island 1668 km
- Young Island 1743 km
- Tasmania 2003 km
- Norman Inlet 5.2 km
- Smith Harbour 6.3 km
- Falla Peninsula 6.6 km
- Chambres Inlet 11 km
- Musgrave Harbour 13 km
- Carnley Harbour 14 km
- Haskell Bay 15 km
- Laurie Harbour 17 km
- Port Ross bay 20 km
- Fly Harbour 24 km