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What do zeeland and New Zealand have in common?

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They both have zealand land in the name

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Why is the name of New Zealand spelled with Z and not with S?

New Zealand was originally named after the Netherlands province, Zeeland.


Where is the old New Zealand?

Zeeland is a province in the Netherlands and Abel Tasman (who was from the Netherlands) named New Zealand after it, after he discovered it in 1642.


Where is the country old zealand?

New Zealand was named after 'Zeeland' in the Netherlands. --------------- Zealand is also the English name for Sjaelland in Denmark.


Where did New Zealand the word come from. why not New England. What is a Zealand. And who named our beautiful country?

New Zealand was named after Zeeland, a province. It was discovered and named by Abel Tasman


If New Zealand is the new one where can the old one be found?

Zeeland is the westernmost province in The Netherlands [Holland]. Also transliterated as Zealand.


Is New Zealand in euorpe?

No, alas it is easy to be confused by such. New Zealand was named after Zeeland which is in Europe. New Zealand is actually in the South Pacific a fair bit to the right of Australia.


Why doesn't the city Zealand change their name to Old Zealand so New Zealand can change their name to Zealand?

New Zealand was named after Zeeland, a province (not a city) in the Netherlands by the explorer Abel Tasman who came from the Netherlands. Like New York, and York, New Zealand has an independent identity from Zeeland. There is no confusion between the two, and there is no need to change their names. Indeed, the name New Zealand, meaning New Sea Land is rather appropriate for a country that is one of the most isolated sea surrounded nations in the wolrd, and is also the most recent country to have been inhabited by humans. It is called New Zealand rather than New Zeeland because this was the English spelling for Zeeland. There is however a place called Zealand in English. It is an island in Denmark (Sjælland in Danish) and the name is only coincidentally the same.


Where is Zealand?

New Zealand is located at the southern hemisphere, so it's by the pacific ocean However; Zealand is a Danish island. Part of Copenhagen is on it. and ZEELAND (after which New Zealand is named) is in the Netherlands.


What Abel Tasman named NZ after a place in Holland called something zeelandia?

Abel Tasman named New Zealand after the Dutch province of Zeeland.


Was New Zealand once a name for Australia?

No. An early name for Australia was New Holland. It is thought that the name New Zealand may have been a reference to this as both Holland and Zealand (Zeeland) are parts of what is now called the Netherlands.


How many miles are between Germany and New zeeland?

From Berlin Germany to Wellington New Zealand it is 11,271 miles (18,139 km)


Who named New Zealand and why?

Abel Tasman was a Dutch explorer who was the first European to discover the area now called New Zealand. Zeeland is a Dutch province which is a seafaring region. The Dutch authorities on the report of Abel Tasman named the new found island, New Zealand.