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25 longest fjords in Norway

25 fjords, each one drawn on a satellite globe. Name it when it lights up, find it when you are given its name, or type every one you can remember in Name all.

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The fjords

  1. 1Sognefjord205 km
  2. 2Hardangerfjord179 km
  3. 3Vestfjorden155 km
  4. 4Storfjorden (Svalbard)132 km
  5. 5Trondheimsfjord130 km
  6. 6Porsanger Fjord123 km
  7. 7Storfjorden110 km
  8. 8Wijdefjorden108 km
  9. 9Isfjorden107 km
  10. 10Nordfjord106 km
  11. 11Varangerfjord100 km
  12. 12Boknafjord96 km
  13. 13Romsdalsfjord88 km
  14. 14Van Mijenfjorden83 km
  15. 15Lyngen82 km
  16. 16Ofotfjorden78 km
  17. 17Ullsfjorden75 km
  18. 18Kvænangen72 km
  19. 19Laksefjord72 km
  20. 20Bindalsfjorden71 km
  21. 21Foldafjorden71 km
  22. 22Ranfjord68 km
  23. 23Tanafjord65 km
  24. 24Ytre Oslofjord65 km
  25. 25Woodfjorden64 km

Length in km from the mouth to the head of the fjord, as the sources give it: Wikidata’s (P2043), else the English Wikipedia article’s, else the figure in the opening lines of the Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Icelandic, Faroese, German or Spanish article. Scoresby Sund counts as the whole system with Nordvestfjord, about 350 km, the longest on Earth. A fjord of unknown length is left out. Fjords are the items Wikidata records as a fjord (or a Norwegian fjord, Förde or poll): sea lochs, firths and sounds count where Wikidata calls them fjords too (the Firth of Forth, Loch Long, Milford Sound), and not otherwise. A fjord under 5 km, or of unknown length, is in only when well known (articles in 5 or more Wikipedia editions). Countries are Wikidata’s; a fjord of Greenland, the Faroes or Svalbard counts for Denmark or Norway too.

On the map

Map of 25 longest fjords in Norway, 25 fjords: each one marked on the globe

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