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The Longest Fjord in Norway Is over 200 Km Long. They Call It "The King"

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Stretching for over 200 kilometers, it reaches 1,300 meters at its deepest point, and its shores conceal treasures from the Viking Age and the distant Stone Age. Discover the Sognefjord – the true "king of the fjords."
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Stretching for over 200 kilometers, it reaches 1,300 meters at its deepest point, and its shores conceal treasures from the Viking Age and the distant Stone Age. Discover the Sognefjord – the true "king of the fjords."

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rmf24.pl broke the news on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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