Today's Geo Quiz is divided into North and South.

Two large islands make up most of the Pacific nation we're zeroing in on today.

It's North and South Islands are divided by the Cook Strait.

But it's the national capital we want you to name.

The city located on the southern tip of this country's north island has a population approaching 450-thousand.

It's located in the windy latitudes known as the "roaring forties".

That makes it the southernmost capital in the world.

European explorers who sailed this way in earlier centuries encountered indigenous islanders and called them "Indians."

But they call themselves by a different name.

Their cultural history is on display in this city at the national heritage museum known as Te Papa or simply " Our Place"

This museum and Chicago's Field Museum have a special relationship.

We'll tell you why when we reveal the name of this capital city.