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

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Abel tasman named newzealand after a place in holland called?

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


What place in Holland did Abel Tasman name New Zealand after?

Zeeland, a province in the south-west. (Also, the country is called the Netherlands. South-Holland and North-Holland are two other provinces in the Netherlands.)


What country did Abel Tasman discover after Tasmania?

Abel Tasman was Dutch. He was employed by the Dutch East India company. At that time, the Dutch came from Holland, which is now called the Netherlands.


What was Abel Tasman duaghter called?

Claesjen Tasman


Why is Tasman Sea named after Abel Tasman?

Because that WAS his name. He located and mapped the land mass today called australia long before Captain Cook. Somewhere around 1642. The Dutch called it Nieuw Holland and and also located Nieuw Zealand.


Why netherland has two names?

It's something from the old days. In the early days (1600 - 1800) the country was called Holland because of the two main provinces are called Holland (North Holland and South Holland). Today the correct name for the country is the Netherlands and not Holland.


How did was the name New Zealand selected?

The islands were first discovered by a European in the 17th century by Dutch explorer Abel Tasman (whom the island state of Australia Tasmania is named for). He called it "Nieuw Zeeland" after a maritime province of his native Holland (he could not call it "New Holland" as the name was already taken, for Australia). Somewhere along the line the "Zeeland" spelling was changed to "Zealand", which is a major Danish island, having, however, no connection to Abel Tasman or his travels.


It was called Murderer's Bay by Abel Tasman but what is it called now?

Murderer's Bay, in New Zealand, was named by Abel Tasman in 1642 after a bloody conflict between the Maori and Tasman's men. It is now called Golden Bay, and lies near Cook Strait.


What is the seabetween Australia and nz called?

The Tasman sea.


Facts about Abel Tasman?

Did you know that before Tasmania was named Tasmania Abel Tasman Discovered Tasmania and Called it Van Diemen's Land.Did you know many people write Able Tasman But please don't write that its Abel Tasman.


What is the area on the map called that is a strip of water that connects the Tasman Sea with the Southern Ocean?

The strip that connects the southern ocean to the Tasman sea is called the Bass Strip.


Was there a Manchester United player called holland?

NO! there was no manchester united player called Holland mainly because Holland is the name of a country.