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'''Lysefjord''' is a Natural Wonder in [[Civilization VI]] that was added in the [[Vikings Scenario Pack]].
 
 
''"The water is black and heavy, and subject to intermitting storms. In this sea, and in the midst of this solitude, rises a great sombre street---a street for no human footsteps. None ever pass through there; no ship ever ventures in."''
   
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- Victor Hugo
'''"The water is black and heavy, and subject to intermitting storms. In this sea, and in the midst of this solitude, rises a great sombre street---a street for no human footsteps. None ever pass through there; no ship ever ventures in." - Victor Hugo'''
 
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'''Lysefjord''' is a [[Terrain (Civ6)#Natural Wonders|Natural Wonder]] in ''[[Civilization VI]]'' that was added in the [[Vikings Scenario Pack]].
   
 
== Description ==
 
== Description ==
Naval combat units that enter adjacent plots are granted their next promotion.
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Naval combat [[Units (Civ6)|units]] that enter adjacent plots are granted their next [[Promotions (Civ6)|promotion]].
   
 
== Civilopedia Entry ==
 
== Civilopedia Entry ==

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"The water is black and heavy, and subject to intermitting storms. In this sea, and in the midst of this solitude, rises a great sombre street---a street for no human footsteps. None ever pass through there; no ship ever ventures in."

- Victor Hugo

Lysefjord is a Natural Wonder in Civilization VI that was added in the Vikings Scenario Pack.

Description

Naval combat units that enter adjacent plots are granted their next promotion.

Civilopedia Entry

Glacial erosion from the Ice Age carved the majestic Lysefjord out of what is now southern Norway. A marathon's length of cold, black water wends between towering cliffs of pale granite. The brighter coloration of these rocks is what gives the "light fjord" its name, despite their tendency to throw the water below into shadow. The striking Pulpit Rock (or "Preikestolen") is the large, flat top of a nearly 2000 ft cliff near the mouth of Lysefjord, perfect for shouting stentorian exhortations at boats passing below.