For 10 points, name these glaciated valleys that are filled in by seawater and are found in abundance in Norway.
Cold descending squalls known as elvegusts are prevalent around them, as are sikussaks, which are chunks of old sea ice that become trapped in them. The deepest one on record is found in Skelton Inlet in Antarctica and the longest in the world is Greenland's Scoresby Sund, though the only "true" one on the United States' Atlantic coast is Somes Sound in Maine. They are generally formed in areas where rock is fairly resistant to erosion and where strong glaciation once took place, such as in New Zealand and Chiles. For 10 points, name these glaciated valleys that are filled in by seawater and are found in abundance in Norway.
Cold descending squalls known as elvegusts are prevalent around them, as are sikussaks, which are chunks of old sea ice that become trapped in them.
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