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What carved out the fjords of Norway?

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Ice and rocks carved out the glacires. Norway and much of Europe was covered in ice in the mosr recent Ice Age, which ended around 12,00 years ago.

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What are the fjords in Norway?
Flooded valleys which form the coastine.
Does Norway have fjords?
Yes. That's actually where the word comes from.
Why does Norway have a fjord?
It doesn't. It has many, and its because there used to be a glacier there. The whole of Scandinavia was a glacier as a matter of fact. Then some tousand years ago, it started to pull back and melt...
Can fjords only be found in Norway?
No
When were the Fjords of Norway formed?
During the ice age.