Present New Zealand's four main cities and the differences between New Zealand and France

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[...] Now, let's move to the differences between New Zealand and France. Actually, I am not really aware of urban and rural details of New Zealand so it will be complicated to compare the two. We find mountains in both countries, but the South Island of New Zealand is really filled with the Southern Alps. Cities must be similar since France and New Zealand are developed countries. But of course, with 19,000 kilometers away, cultural differences and further occurs. And last but not least, talking about rural areas, there is way more sheep in New Zealand than in France By way of conclusion, with all this information, wouldn't you go to New Zealand, whether for the modern and beautiful cities, or the mountains and sheep? [...]

[...] Present New Zealand's four main cities and the differences between New Zealand and France In New Zealand, most of the population is concentrated in some big cities while the rest of the country, the rural part, remains unoccupied. However, is it the same in France or are there any discrepancies between both countries? In this essay, I will introduce the four main cities of New Zealand, and then compare this country with French cities and rural areas. I. Auckland The biggest city in New Zealand is Auckland, with 1.6 million inhabitants. [...]

[...] For instance, you can find ‘The Lord of the Rings' Weta workshops Lovers of art will be the happiest there, thanks to all the museums and galleries. Wellington is known for being New Zealand's political, cultural and culinary capital. Nevertheless, Wellington is a very windy city on a fault line, which leads to a high earthquake risk. III. Christchurch and Hamilton The third and fourth main cities are respectively Christchurch and Hamilton. The first one is the largest South Island city and the region capital of Canterbury. Christchurch has approximately 400,000 inhabitants. [...]