fjordsystemer
Fjordsystemer refers to a geological and geographical phenomenon characterized by long, narrow, and deep inlets of the sea between high cliffs. These features are typically formed by glacial erosion during past ice ages. As massive glaciers advanced and carved out valleys, they deepened and widened them. When the glaciers retreated, the sea flooded these U-shaped valleys, creating the distinctive fjord landscape.
The formation process involves several key stages. First, glaciers, with their immense weight and erosive power,
Fjords are most commonly found in regions that experienced significant glaciation, such as Norway, Greenland, Alaska,