Geography · Geomorphology
What is a 'fiord' (fjord)?
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- 1A broad river plain that regularly experiences seasonal flooding
- 2A long, narrow, deep inlet of the sea flanked by high, steep cliffs formed by submergence of a glacial valley✓
- 3A deep valley formed by tectonic rifting processes
- 4A wind-blown accumulation of sand found in arid deserts
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A long, narrow, deep inlet of the sea flanked by high, steep cliffs formed by submergence of a glacial valley
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