👉 A fjord is a body of water that is formed by the accumulation of fresh water from glaciers and ice sheets. It is characterized by its narrow channels, which are often lined with small islands or rocks called karsts. The fjords are typically found in mountainous regions, where they can be found on both sides of mountains, including at the edges of valleys. They play a crucial role in the flow of water and provide habitat for various marine species, as well as providing recreational opportunities for visitors
