Administrative divisions of New Zealand
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New Zealand is administratively divided into regions on the first level and territorial authorities on the second level.
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| Supranational level | Realm of New Zealand | ||||||||||
| National level | New Zealand | Tokelau | Cook Islands | Niue | Ross Dependency | ||||||
| Regions | 12 non-unitary regions | 4 unitary regions | Chatham Islands | Kermadec Islands | sub-Antarctic islands | ||||||
| Territorial authorities | 16 cities and 57 districts | ||||||||||
| Notes | Some districts lie in more than one region | These combine the regional and the territorial authority levels in one | Special territorial authority | Areas outside regional authority; these, plus the Chatham Islands and the Solander Islands, form the New Zealand Outlying Islands | State administered by New Zealand | States in free association with New Zealand | Claimed by New Zealand, but claim frozen by the Antarctic Treaty | ||||
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