500px|right|A view down to Þorskafjörður from Þorskafjarðarheiði. Þorskafjörður is a roughly sixteen-kilometre-long fjord in the Icelandic county of Austur-Barðastrandarsýsla.
500px|right|A view down to Þorskafjörður from Þorskafjarðarheiði. Þorskafjörður is a roughly sixteen-kilometre-long fjord in the Icelandic county of Austur-Barðastrandarsýsla.
== Geography == thumb|Map showing Þorskafjörður, Djúpifjörður, and Gufufjörður, 1933 Þorskfjörður lies between headlands called Reykjanes and Skálanes. Like other fjords in its area, Þorskafjörður is shallow; its innermost shore is formed of clay. Two short and shallow fjords branch off Þorskafjörður: Djúpifjörður and Gufufjörður. The average flood height in Þorskafjörður is 3.60m and the highest measured flood height is 5.66m.
Discovered by embedding cosine similarity (sentence-transformers MiniLM, 384-dim).