Zealand
Zealand is a large island that's part of Denmark. It's home to the capital, Copenhagen, and the city of Roskilde. Small towns and villages occupy the north, south and west coasts, which are popular holiday areas with sandy beaches and fjords. In the south, the towering white Møn's Klint and Stevns Klint are fossil-rich cliffs with views of the Baltic Sea.
People born in Zealand (First 49 people) - Page 54
Tina Makereti
Novelist
Séraphine Pick
New Zealand painter
Telusa Veainu
Rugby union player
Samantha McIntosh
Equestrian
Susan Key
John Key's sister
Sherryl Clark
Film producer
Allan McCready
Former Minister of Defence of New Zealand
Andrew Murdoch
New Zealand sailor
Arihiana Marino-Tauhinu
Rugby union player
Kate Brookes-Peterson
Australian swimmer
Winifred Griffin
New Zealand freestyle swimmer
Ria van Dyke
New Zealand model
John Lockyer
Author
William Warbrick
New Zealand rugby union player
Eric McKenzie
New Zealand cyclist
Te Rauparaha
Te Rangihaeata
Jim Rukutai
Rugby union player
Chris Booth
New Zealand Sculptor
Elizabeth Colenso
Translator
David Gage
Rugby union player
James Hume Cook
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Hume Cook
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Dale McIntosh
Coach
Tāwhiao
Rangimārie Hetet
New Zealand weaver
James FisherHarris
James Fisher-Harris
Rugby league prop
Roy Kerr
New Zealand mathematician
Frances Parker
Howard Kippenberger
New Zealand solicitor
Pauline Cartwright
Author
Dan Carter
Former Connecticut State Representative
Frank Hutchens
Pianist
Codie Taylor
Rugby union hooker
Paul Beresford
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Joy Cowley
New Zealand author
Carlos Spencer
New Zealand footballer
George Silk
Photojournalist
Tracey Martin
Former Minister of Internal Affairs of New Zealand
Rebecca Gibney
New Zealand actress
Richard Sylvan
Philosopher
William A. Bradfield
New Zealand-Australian amateur astronomer
Leroy Houston
Nancy Adams
New Zealand illustrator
Gil Hanly
Artist
Doug Kidd
New Zealand Politician
