Query re. New Zealand English usage
Thread poster: JackieMcC
JackieMcC
JackieMcC
Local time: 08:06
French to English
Mar 15, 2004

Hello,
can anyone tell me if in New Zealand there is a difference between "towns" and "cities" as in British English, or if "cities" is used in most cases (as in the US, I believe)? More specifically, would it be correct in New Zealand to describe a place with 5000 or so inhabitants as a city?
Thanks in advance
Jackie
PS - I wasn't sure which forum to opt for, sorry if I got it wrong!


 
chica nueva
chica nueva
Local time: 18:06
Chinese to English
Definition of a city (New Mar 17, 2004

Minimum population for a city = 50,000. See definition at:

http://www.stats.govt.nz/domino/external/pasfull/pasfull.nsf/0/4c2567ef00247c6acc256b0400682263?OpenDocument


 
chica nueva
chica nueva
Local time: 18:06
Chinese to English
Definition of a city (New Zealand) Mar 17, 2004

Just saw this question...

Minimum population for a city = 50,000 (as at 1996). See definition at:

http://www.stats.govt.nz/domino/external/pasfull/pasfull.nsf/0/4c2567ef00247c6acc256b0400682263?OpenDocument

Cheers!


 
JackieMcC
JackieMcC
Local time: 08:06
French to English
TOPIC STARTER
thanks Mar 17, 2004

Great! thanks very much la'ian.
Jackie


 


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