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 93
Chris Pollock
Referee
Courtney Johnston
Chief Executive Officer of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
Rowan Marshall
Shamus Hurley-Langton
New Zealand rugby union player
Hugh Lambie
Former Mayor of Manukau City
Edith Fell
Housewife
Darcy Hadfield
Olympic athlete
Len Brown
Marc Hunter
New Zealand singer
Ian Ferguson
New Zealand olympian
Don Selwyn
Actor
Peter Adams
Australian-New Zealand actor
Joe Karam
Ben Fouhy
New Zealand sportsman
Gary Troup
Author
Lesley Ketu
New Zealand rugby union player
David Penny
Molecular biologist
Dot Meharry
Author
Tina Bell-Kake
Field hockey player
Carmen Rupe
Paul Tito
New Zealand rugby union player
Geoffrey Rice
New Zealand historian
Earle Kirton
Rugby union player
Ivan Mercep
New Zealand architect
Leslie-Ann Elder
New Zealand rugby union player
Liz Perry
New Zealand former cricketer
Andrew Kirton
Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister of New Zealand
Dion Smith
New Zealand cyclist
Rowan Metcalfe
New Zealand novelist
Louisa Wall
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Bevan Docherty
Triathlete
Ben Townley
Shiloh Gloyn
Hayze Perham
Hud Rickit
New Zealand rugby union player
Whiti Hereaka
New Zealand playwright
Hayden Wilde
New Zealand triathlete
Nancy Brunning
New Zealand actress
Kane Williamson
New Zealand cricketer
Ria Hall
Musical artist
Scott Robertson
New Zealand rugby union player
Carly Binding
New Zealand singer-songwriter
Bodene Thompson
Rugby league second row
Teuila Blakely
New Zealand-Samoan actress
Doug Bracewell
New Zealand cricketer
Peter Burling
New Zealand sailor
Gemma Flynn
New Zealand field hockey player
