Hardangerfjord
The Hardangerfjord is the fifth longest fjord in the world and the second longest fjord in Norway. It is located in the Hardanger region of Vestland county in western Norway.
- Fjord
- …is also known as “Hardangerfjorden”
- Description: fjord in Vestland, Norway
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- Location
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Latitude
60.16667° or 60° 10′ north
Longitude
6° east
Open location code
9FG85282+M2
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In Other Languages
From Basque to Venetian—“Hardangerfjord” goes by many names.
HardangerfjordBasque
Хардангер-фіёрдBelarusian
ХардангерфиордBulgarian
Fiord de HardangerCatalan
HardangerfjordenCebuano
哈当厄峡湾Chinese
哈當厄峽灣Chinese
HardangerfjordCzech
HardangerfjordenDanish
HardangerfjordDutch
HardangerfjordenDutch
HardangerfjordEstonian
HardangerfjordenEstonian
Hardangeri fjordEstonian
HardangerfjordFinnish
HardangerfjordenFinnish
HardangerinvuonoFinnish
HardangervuonoFinnish
ჰარდანგერ-ფიორდიGeorgian
פיורד הרדנגירHebrew
Hardanger-fjordHungarian
HardangerfjordenHungarian
HarðangursfjörðurIcelandic
HardangerfjordItalian
ハダンゲルフィヨルドJapanese
ハルダンゲル・フィヨルドJapanese
ハルダンゲル湾Japanese
하르당에르 피오르Korean
Hardangerio fjordasLithuanian
HardangerNorwegian
HardangerfjordenNorwegian
HardangerfjordenNorwegian Bokmål
HardangerfjordenNorwegian Nynorsk
هاردانگرفیوردPersian
HardangerfjordenPolish
Хардангер-фьордRussian
HardangerfjordSlovenian
HardangerfjordenSwedish
HardangerfjordTurkish
Гардангер-фіордUkrainian
Fiordo de HardangerVenetian
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