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[[Image:Fjord1.JPG|thumb|A fjord in Norway]]
 
[[Image:Fjord1.JPG|thumb|A fjord in Norway]]
Fiords (more commonly spelled ''fjords'') are found between rocky headlands, especially in Scandinavia, but also in other parts of the world, such as Denmark. A fjord is a part of a valley made by a glacier or river from the glacier. Most of the fjord is below the current sea level, and thus filled with sea water.
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Fiords (more commonly spelled ''fjords'') are found between rocky headlands, especially in Scandinavia, but also in other parts of the world, such as Denmark. A fjord is a part of a valley made by a glacier or river from the glacier. Most of the fjord is below the current sea level, and thus filled with sea water.
 
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[[Image:Fjord1.JPG|thumb|A fjord in Norway]]
Fiords (more commonly spelled ''fjords'') are found between rocky headlands, especially in Scandinavia, but also in other parts of the world, such as Denmark. A fjord is a part of a valley made by a glacier or river from the glacier. Most of the fjord is below the current sea level, and thus filled with sea water.
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A fjord in Norway

Fiords (more commonly spelled fjords) are found between rocky headlands, especially in Scandinavia, but also in other parts of the world, such as Denmark. A fjord is a part of a valley made by a glacier or river from the glacier. Most of the fjord is below the current sea level, and thus filled with sea water.