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Encyclopedia > Southland, New Zealand

 

Regions of New Zealand
North Island: Northland | Auckland | Waikato | Bay of Plenty | Gisborne* | Hawke's Bay | Taranaki | Manawatu-Wanganui | Wellington
South Island: Tasman* | Marlborough* | Nelson* | West Coast | Canterbury | Otago | Southland
*unitary authorities

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Southland (district), New Zealand - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (128 words)
Southland District is a territorial authority in the South Island of New Zealand.
Southland District covers the majority of the land area of Southland Region, although the region also covers Gore District, Invercargill City and adjacent territorial waters.
Two of New Zealand's largest national parks are within the boundaries of Southland District: Fiordland National Park, and Rakiura National Park (which covers most of Stewart Island/Rakiura).
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