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Niue, known as ‘the rock’, lies 2,400 km north-east of New Zealand’s Cape Rēinga. At 259 square kilometres, and with a high point of 68 metres above sea level, it is one of the world’s largest uplifted atolls.
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Reference: Modified from PITopo50- P104
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