> For New Zealand they have an extremely widely geographically dispersed population I don't know the answer, but is this actually true? Sure, the density as me

> For New Zealand they have an extremely widely geographically dispersed population I don't know the answer, but is this actually true? Sure, the density as measured as a ratio between population and land mass indicates a dispersed population, but is the population not centered in a handful of cities? A quick search indicates that Auckland, a single city, contains a third of New Zealand's population.