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Fjord
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a steep, deep, and narrow sea inlet surrounded by tall cliffs, created by a glacier
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The fjords created by the Harding Icefield in Alaska showcase unique features and diverse wildlife.
Alaska's Glacier Bay is famous for its fjords, sculpted by the forces of nature over countless years.
The Norwegian coast is renowned for its stunning fjords, with deep blue waters surrounded by towering cliffs.
Milford Sound in New Zealand, a well-known fjord, captivates visitors with its majestic waterfalls and steep rock faces.
Carved by ancient glaciers, the Norwegian fjords feature deep blue waters and towering cliffs.
