Namsosfjord

Namsosfjord is a large fjord located in Trøndelag county, Norway. It is situated in the municipality of Namsos, which takes its name from the fjord. The fjord is an inlet of the Norwegian Sea and extends inland for approximately 47 kilometers (29 miles). Namsosfjord is characterized by its relatively wide entrance and gradually narrowing shape as it penetrates the mainland.

The fjord is an important geographical feature of the region, influencing its climate and ecosystems. The surrounding landscape is characterized by rolling hills and forests, with scattered settlements along its shores. The city of Namsos itself is located at the inner end of the fjord. Historically, Namsosfjord has been a vital waterway for transportation and trade, with fishing and timber industries playing significant roles in the local economy. The fjord's waters are inhabited by various marine species, supporting a local fishing industry. Its scenic beauty also contributes to tourism in the area.