Geography · Geomorphology
In physical geography, what are 'fjords' (or fiords)?
- 1Long, winding ridges of stratified sand and gravel deposited by glacial meltwater
- 2Deep, narrow glacial troughs or valleys filled with seawater, bordered by steep cliffs✓
- 3Bowl-shaped depressions formed near the mountain tops by glacial erosion
- 4Sharp ridges of a mountain protruding from a surrounding glacier
Correct answer
Deep, narrow glacial troughs or valleys filled with seawater, bordered by steep cliffs
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