2027 FS Fjord

Fjord A fjord in Norwegian refers to a valley filled with water. Most of the Norwegian fjords, especially in the west and north of Norway, were created during the last ice age, when the whole country was covered with glaciers. Over thousands of years, the heavy glaciers would carve out deep and narrow valleys in the landscape, and when the ice melted these valleys were filled with seawater, creating the stunning fjords we see today.