In 1895, the town honored its promise and built a courthouse for the county on donated land at a cost of $6,000.[ix] In 1902, another small brick building was constructed to provide offices for the County Auditor and Clerk of Courts to comply with the law which required those offices be located in fireproof buildings.
Zealand (Danish: SjÃ¦lland, [1]) is the largest island in Denmark, located between the Island of Funen and the southern tip of Sweden. It is the seat of the capital Copenhagen. In addition to Zealand this region also encompasses the islands of Lolland, Falster and MÃ¸n, as well as numerous small islands.
Islands located near a continent are generally considered, in a geographical sense, part of that continent. Greenland, for example, is politically part of Europe but belongs geographically to North America, as do the islands of the Caribbean and the western North Atlantic Ocean.There are some islands and island groups, however, that are not considered part of any continent, geographically speaking.olitically New Zealand is part of Oceania. Tectonically, it is on a (submerged) continent called Zealandia (continent). Zealandia is described by Hamish Campbell and Nick Mortimer in the book.