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Oslofjord
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Oslofjord 

a inlet on the southern coast of Norway, in the northern part of Bohus Bay. It is 102 km long and has a width of 15–30 km at its entrance. The maximum depth is 354 m. There are many islands in the northern part of the fjord, which has semidiurnal tides up to 0.5 m. The large port of Olso is situated on the fjord.
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2002), (ANa from Oslofjorden, Norway (North Atlantic); ANb from Grevelingen, Netherlands (North Atlantic); ASb from La Rochelle, France (South Atlantic); MWb from Thau Lagon, France (West Mediterranean Sea); MEb from Dubrovnik, Croatia (East Mediterranean Sea)).
Genetic diversity of the European oyster (Ostrea edulis L.) in Nova ... by Kenchington, Ellen L. / Journal of Shellfish Research
JOH JOHANNSON MAKES THE OLYMPICS Two huge coffee manufacturing facilities stand side by side, facing the magnificent water body, the Oslofjorden, and the Kon Tiki museum--Joh Johannson and Coop.
Coffee, tea and the Olympics by McCabe, Jane / Tea & Coffee Trade Journal
 
 
 
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