Northland Naturally - First Region of New Zealand
 Northland Visitor GuideThe official Northland Visitor Guide is a great resource to have with you while traveling around Northland, so why not get one today.  Birthplace of a nationNorthland is the Birthplace of a Nation. From the arrival of the first canoes on the shores of the Hokianga Harbour, to the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in the Bay of Islands. |
The eighteenth century saw the arrival of European migrants from England, France, Scotland, Dalmatia, Ireland and Wales to establish missions here or work in the kauri industry and agriculture.
Today the region has a population base of approximately 148,000, spread through cities, towns and communities on a land area of 13,800 square km. About 51,500 employees (FTE) work for almost 17,500 businesses. The region holds strong appeal to New Zealanders and international visitors alike for its lifestyle and workstyle. As a result most parts of Northland have experienced steady growth over the past few years and this trend is set to continue. Key FactsPopulation Base: Traffic Lights? High Rise Buildings? |
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