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The word fiord, sometimes spelled fjord, comes from Norway, where fiords are common. A fiord is a narrow inlet or arm of the sea that runs far inland, and is bordered by high, steep cliffs that reach far below the surface of the water. Most fiords are more than a half-mile deep. The world’s longest fiord — 195 miles long — is in
