Fjords in Norway
6 of 30Geirangerfjord
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A 15-kilometre-long branch of the Sunnylvsfjorden, lying entirely in Stranda Municipality in Sunnmøre. Wikipedia
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DirectionsVøringsfossen
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A waterfall at the top of the Måbødalen valley in Eidfjord, close to National Road 7 between Oslo and Bergen. Wikipedia
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DirectionsSandefjordsfjord
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At 9 kilometres, the longest of the four fjords in Sandefjord, running south of the town and east of the Vesterøya peninsula. Wikipedia
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DirectionsEid Fjord
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The innermost part of the Hardanger Fjord, extending 29 kilometers east from the Utnefjorden and Sørfjorden. Wikipedia
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DirectionsFusafjorden
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A 13-kilometre fjord branching north from the Bjørnafjorden at the village of Osøyro. Wikipedia
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Frafjorden
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A steep-sided 6-kilometre fjord with no habitation along its shores except the village of Frafjord at its inner end. Wikipedia
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Directions - +24 more on the full mapEvery one pinned with a note in the Fjords layer.
Viewpoints in Norway
1 of 30Stegastein
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A 30-metre steel and laminated pine platform overlooking Aurlandsvangen and the Aurlandsfjord, part of Norway's national tourist routes. Wikipedia
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Waterfalls in Norway
6 of 28Kjosfossen
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One of the most visited tourist attractions in Norway, with a total fall of around 225 metres. Wikipedia
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DirectionsSteinsdalsfossen
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One of Norway's most visited tourist sites, about 2 kilometres west of Norheimsund on the Hardangerfjorden. Wikipedia
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DirectionsLangfossen
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Water drops about 612 metres down a towering mountain before leaping out into the Åkrafjorden. Wikipedia
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DirectionsSeven Sisters Waterfall
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A 410-metre waterfall of seven separate streams along the Geirangerfjorden, the tallest with a 250-metre free fall. Wikipedia
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DirectionsRamnefjellsfossen
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Unofficially listed in several publications as the world's third-highest waterfall, and as eleventh-tallest by The World Waterfall Database. Wikipedia
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Låtefossen
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A 165-metre waterfall in Ullensvang and a well-known tourist attraction in the area. Wikipedia
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Towns & Villages in Norway
6 of 28Finse
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A mountain hamlet on the lake Finsevatnet, home to the highest station on the Norwegian railway at 1,222 metres. Wikipedia
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DirectionsRjukan
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A town in the Vestfjorddalen valley between the lakes Møsvatn and Tinnsjå, and the centre of Tinn Municipality. Wikipedia
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DirectionsFagernes
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The largest urban and commercial centre of the Valdres region. Wikipedia
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A sparsely settled area built around Myrdal Station, a popular tourist stop on the Bergen Line and Flåm Line. Wikipedia
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DirectionsRødberg
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A village of 498 people in the Numedal valley, set on the Rødberg dam on the Numedalslågen River. Wikipedia
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Nesbyen
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A town and administrative center in the traditional district of Hallingdal. Wikipedia
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