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.
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Harry Graham
Australian cricketer
Tom McGuigan
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Ray Columbus
New Zealand singer
Arthur Wakefield
Edward Gibbon Wakefield's brother
Wiremu Tamihana
Cyril Bassett
New Zealand soldier
Christopher Heath
Surgeon
Frederick Thomas Sargood
Former Senator of Australia
Jerry Skinner
Former Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand
Don Selwyn
Actor
R. A. K. Mason
New Zealand poet
Tommy Adderley
New Zealand singer
Maurice Duggan
New Zealand writer
John Allum
Former Mayor of Auckland City
Rod Bieleski
New Zealand botanist
Essie Summers
New Zealand author
Edward Michael Barrett
Harry Kerr
New Zealand olympic athlete
Garry Sharpe-Young
Journalist
Gustavus von Tempsky
Adventurer
Neil Purvis
New Zealand rugby union player
Anthony Whitaker
New Zealand herpetologist
Maurice Shadbolt
William Taylor
Writer
David Seath
New Zealand Politician
June Jackson
New Zealand activist
Simon Dickie
New Zealand olympic athlete
Brian Poananga
New Zealand diplomat
Tony Shelly
Motorsports racing driver
Les Munro
Pilot
Hilda Hewlett
Aviator
Trevor de Cleene
New Zealand Politician
Marcus Nicholls
New Zealand rugby union player
Sylvia Ashton-Warner
New Zealand novelist
Avis Acres
New Zealand visual artist
Mark Nicholls
Rugby league prop
Archie Strang
New Zealand rugby union player
Alfred Brown
Missionary
Graham Mexted
New Zealand rugby union player
Jimmy LuValle
American athlete
Dorothy Butler
New Zealand children's writer
Edward Marsh Williams
Missionary
Te Kooti
Eion Scarrow
New Zealand author
Colin Meads
New Zealand rugby union player
Koro Wētere
New Zealand Politician
Diggeress Te Kanawa
New Zealand weaver
