New Zealand Islands by Hint

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Home to Auckland, Wellington, and Rotorua as well as Lake Taupō

Biggest island by area, jokingly referred to as "the Mainland"

Uninhabited island on the antipodal side of London, England

Country in free association consisting of one island with 1,600 people

Known to the Māori as "Rakiura", this is the third-largest island

Island near Auckland, famous for its wines and its microclimate

Also known as "Aotea", this big island is known for its low amount of light pollution

Outlying island group which forms the easternmost archipelago of New Zealand

Biggest island of the Cook Islands, a country in free association with New Zealand

Bird sanctuary in the Hauraki Gulf home to tīeke and kiwi as well as reptiles such as tuatara

Youngest of Auckland's 53 volcanoes that erupted about 600 years ago

Island west of Paraparaumu or Waikanae. Namesake of an ice cream company

Stretched island between Waihi Beach and Mount Maunganui

New Zealand's most active volcano, located in the Bay of Plenty near Whakatāne

Island in the Marlborough Sounds named after a French explorer.
Separated by the mainland via French Pass, a strait with the fastest tidal flows

Dependent territory officially referred to as a nation. Located close to American Samoa

Predator-free island used to raise kākāpō. Its most famous resident is a parrot called Sirocco

Island group north of Cape Reinga that was sighted by Abel Tasman on Epiphany Day, 1643

Isolated island group 360 km south of any civilization named after a British lord

Honeymoon atoll of the Cook Islands famous for its "One Foot Island" beaches